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Quoting Robert J Molerio <rjm399@nyu.edu>:<br />
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> Can anyone indicate how this can be done?<br />
> We would like users to log on to Nagios via LDAP.<br />
> I think we need to configure the Apache server within Nagios to be able to<br />
> do this but we're not sure.<br />
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It's definitely possible using Apache's LDAP auth, however you might want to consider that when your network is going ape****, it's really nice to know that your Nagios machine doesn't require any external resources.<br />
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That's why I chose local auth (htpasswd).<br />
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Now matter how much of the brown stuff is flying around, Nagios is up.<br />
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Terry<br />
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