Auto installation of Zenoss on CentOS 6 Rumi, June 19, 2016 The simplest way to install Zenoss Core 4.2 on a newly-deployed RHEL/CentOS 64-bit 5/6 system is to use our auto-deploy script, which downloads all required files for you. To use the script, first set up a new server running one of our supported operating systems. Then, as root, run the… Continue Reading
Install Zenoss on CentOS 6 64bit Rumi, September 27, 2015September 27, 2015 Minimal Hardware Requirements: Small Deployments (1 to 250 Monitored Devices) 4GB RAM 2 CPU Cores 1x 300GB, 10K RPM Drive Medium Deployments (250 to 500 Monitored Devices) 8GB RAM 4 CPU Cores 1x 300GB, 10K RPM Drive Large Deployments (500 to 1000 Monitored Devices) 16GB – 32GB RAM 8 CPU… Continue Reading
Add windows client to zenoss monitoring Rumi, September 27, 2015 Allow ICMP Through Firewall Firstly you need to allow incoming ICMP ping request since this is the way Zenoss checks if the system is online. Go to: Server Manager -> Configuration -> Windows Firewall with Advanced Security -> Inbound Rules Do the following: Enable rule “File and Printer Sharing (Echo… Continue Reading
Install and Configure Zenoss as Centralized Monitoring System Rumi, April 24, 2013 Good system administrator should know that they need to do these 3 most important things after delivering a server: secure monitor backup As part of monitoring task, in this tutorial, I am going to show on how to build a centralized monitoring system using Zenoss. Zenoss will need to use… Continue Reading