NSClient++. Monitoring the devices behind the Firewall.

[C. Bensend]

> If you're looking to do this without cooperation from the client
> and their security folks, you're going to run into problems.  If
> they want you to monitor their hosts, they have to provide some
> manner of accessing them.

Just to be thorough, passive monitoring is also a possibility.
In that case, each of the clients would be configured to send the
service check results to the Nagios server, and would probably
not require any changes to the firewall.

However, I choose to use active monitoring, so I cannot help
with that setup, nor would I necessarily recommend it.

Benny


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