Newbie installation question

[Scott Ackerman]

I am looking to implement Nagios for monitoring a dedicated remote web
server that I have. I currently have a local Linux server that I could
install Nagios on, however my internet connectivity can be flaky at
times and if I monitor a remote server I may get more "failure warnings"
than I care to. The quick start seems to assume that Nagios would be
installed on a local server, or at least one in which you had local
x-windows access to, can this be installed without having "localhost"
access? and why would or would I not want to do this? Thanks.

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