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Old 05-05-2008   #1 (permalink)
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Nagios - Backup

I have got access to Nagios machine & I am new to this. Somone was already working on it and it is monitoring many more than 500+hosts and plenty of config files available in various folders.

How do i find out if my Nagios configuration files are backed up or not ? if not what are the methods i can do a regular backup ? cron/rsynch/scp ???
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Re: Nagios - Backup

More than likely, your nagios is installed in /usr/local/nagios but if it isn't there you could :
  1. ps -ef | grep nagios
    This will show the nagios process and the path should be there.
  2. find / -name nagios
    This will search the file systems for nagios.

In my nagios installations, I do both tar/scp and rsync. On the servers I have in a DR configuration I rsync everything in /ust/local/nagios. On other servers, I tar everything under the root nagios directory and scp it to another server.

* The configuration files are in the nagios etc directory (/usr/local/nagios/etc)

Hope this helps.
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