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It is essential that you choose sudo for this question, not the default local::lib.
Initial NMIS Test.
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**When the installer has completed its work you should be set to start using NMIS. As an initial check of NMIS you should likely try the command line tool "nmis-cli" and then the NMIS web GUI:
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cd /usr/local/nmis9/ sudo ./bin/nmis-cli act=schedule job.type=selftest job.force=1 Output similar to: [root@omk-vm9-centos7 nmis9]# ./bin/nmis-cli act=schedule job.type=selftest job.force=1 Job 602d1b6596c8066f7f538765 created for type selftest. Validate Job: **selftest was run and then we checked for active jobs with the "act=list-schedules" and it will report active items** [root@omk-vm9-centos7 nmis9]# ./bin/nmis-cli act=list-schedules Active Jobs: Id When Status What Parameters 602d1b6596c8066f7f538765 Wed Feb 17 13:34:29 2021 In Progress since Wed Feb 17 13:34:33 2021 selftest Queued Jobs: Id When Priority What Parameters No queued jobs at this time. Automatic Schedule: Operation Frequency Escalations 1m30s Metrics Computation 2m Configuration Backup 1d Old File Purging 1h Database Cleanup 1d Selftest 15m File Permission Test 2h [root@omk-vm9-centos7 nmis9]# ./bin/nmis-cli act=list-schedules No activities scheduled or in-progress. Automatic Schedule: Operation Frequency Escalations 1m30s Metrics Computation 2m Configuration Backup 1d Old File Purging 1h Database Cleanup 1d Selftest 15m File Permission Test 2h [root@omk-vm9-centos7 nmis9]# date Wed Feb 17 13:35:19 UTC 2021 |
This command below will do a quick check of directory and file existence as well as ownership and permissions.
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cd /usr/local/nmis9/ sudo ./bin/nmis-cli act=fixperms |
Now, fire up your favourite Web browser and surf to your server. The primary url for NMIS is http://<yourhostname-or-ip>/nmis9/, and that page shows both a link to the NMIS dashboard and the online NMIS documentation.
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