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Nagios - V Shell
Nagios - V Shell
V-Shell is a pghtweight web interface to Nagios Core written in PHP. It is easy to install and use and it is an alternative to Nagios output. The frontend of VShell is on AngularJs, hence the design is responsive and modern. It provides Quicksearch functionapty and RESTful API powered by CodeIgniter.
Nagios VShell is compatible with Nagios XI and Nagios Core 3.x. It requires php 5.3 or higher, php-cp and apache installed in the system. Let us see how to install Nagios VShell.
Step 1 − Go to tmp directory and download the vshell tar file.
cd /tmp wget http://assets.nagios.com/downloads/exchange/nagiosvshell/vshell.tar.gz
Step 2 − Extract the tar file.
tar zxf vshell.tar.gz
Step 3 − Go to vshell directory and give executable permission to install.php file. Finally, run the install script.
cd vshell chmod +x install.php ./install.php
Step 4 − Now go to
in your browser, login with nagiosadmin and your Vshell will appear. Advertisements