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Server names need to be lower case with no spaces, e.g. NMIS_Server24 is bad, nmis_server24 is good.
Now set the server name in Config.nmis, search for server_name:
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Add Servers to Servers.nmis
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The default entries look like this:
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Edit the entry to look like this, in this example the hostname of the slave is "vali":
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'localhost' => {'nmis1' => { 'community' => 'secret', # this is unused 'name' => 'nmis1', # what to name this server in the GUI 'config' => 'Config.nmis', 'protocol' => 'https', 'port' => '3000', # this should be 3000, the port that omkd runs on 'host' => 'nmis1.domain.com', # the name/ip address omkd will use to connect to the server 'portal_protocol' => 'http', # the next entries define how links in the master will appear, these can be ignored for master entries on slave omkd's 'portal_port' => '80', 'portal_host' => 'nmis1.alternate.com', 'cgi_url_base' => '/cgi-nmis8', 'url_base' => '/nmis8', 'user' => 'nmismst', # the user omkd will connect to this server with 'passwd' => 'C00kb00k' # the password omkd will connect to this server with }, 'nmis2' => { 'community' => 'secret', 'name' => 'nmis2localhost', 'config' => 'Config.nmis', 'protocol' => 'httphttps', 'porthost' => '3000localhost', 'hostport' => '192.168.1.423000', 'portal_protocolhost' => 'httpvali.opmantek.com', 'portal_port' => '80443', 'portal_hostprotocol' => 'nmis2https', 'cgi_url_base' => '/cgi-nmis8', 'url_base' => '/nmis8', 'user' => 'nmismstnmis', 'passwd' => 'C00kb00knm1888' } |
Edit the entry to look like this, in this example the hostname of the slave is "vali":
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'vali' => {
'community' => 'can_be_empty',
'name' => 'vali',
'config' => 'Config.nmis',
'protocol' => 'http',
'port' => '3000',
'host' => 'vali',
'portal_protocol' => 'http',
'portal_port' => '80',
'portal_host' => 'vali',
'cgi_url_base' => '/cgi-nmis8',
'url_base' => '/nmis8',
'user' => 'nmismst',
'passwd' => 'C00kb00k'
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'opha_allowed_ips' => ['127.0.0.1', '192.168.1.42', '192.168.2.42'],.42', '192.168.2.42'], |
NB!! : Restart the daemon (needed after any config change)
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service omkd restart |
Testing Server Connections
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Logs can be found in /usr/local/omk/log or also viewed from the GUI at http://server_name:3000/opHA/logs
Troubleshooting
- check the logs
- restart the daemon (required after any config changes)
run daemon from command line and see if the terminal has any helpful errors:
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Conclusion
After refreshing the web pages on the NMIS Master server you will see the data from the slaves.