Configure Centreon setup and database
We have now installed Centreon Network Monitoring pre-requisites, Nagios, Nagios Plugins & centreon binaries. The final part of this installation procedure is to configure the setup paramaters from the web interface.
If you jumped into this article then please have a look at the previous three steps of this four part installation procedure:
Logon to the web interface after the successful installation of Centreon binaries
where <server> is the IP Address or the hostname of the webserver. This redirects to
http://<server>/centreon/install/setup.php
The following are the step by step configuration screenshots which can take you through and complete the configuration
1. Centreon Web Configuration Welcome
2. Centreon License Acceptance page
3. Centreon Envirnment variables config
4. Centreon Verify Configs
5. PHP PEAR config
6. Database Configuration
7. Database Verification
8. User Interface config
9. LDAP Config
10. Component Verification
11. Create Database
12. Post Install verifiy
13. Centreon login page
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Hi,
Great job ! But why nobody update official Wiki of centreon ? If you want to help us, centreon wiki is completely open !
There are many tuto who speak about centreon… and nobody help centreon team
Thanks
Awesome job, it’s working.-
Hi, I have installed nagios and centreon ok, but am getting a blank main.php after login. Any ideas how to figure out what is wrong?
Hi, i have the same problem, I am getting a blank main.php after login. What can i do?
first of all, if you are using debian, do not use manually compiled things but apt-get install nagios3.
please check my website as I will provide centreon2 w/nagios3 in Debian lenny tutorial soon there.
If you have a blank main.php – maybe you need the gettext module for php, but always look into your apache error log
#Here’s the solution to blank page problem.
ls /usr/local/apache2/conf
#you will find a file named centreon.conf here
#copy it to /etc/apache2/conf.d
sudo cp /usr/local/apache2/conf/centreon.conf /etc/apache2/conf.d
#restart nagios, centcore and apache2
sudo /etc/init.d/nagios restart
sudo /etc/init.d/centreon restart
sudo /etc/init.d/apache2 restart
# I hope this will solve your problems