Nagios

: 27 July 2016

Nagios

ISPadmin supports notifications for outages of servers, routers, and other connected devices (e.g. UPS) through the NAGIOS monitoring system.

The system uses these notification groups to distribute router failure, server failure, additional network device (UPS, IP camera etc.) failure notifications among individual network administrators.

Available notification groups:

Email - It is easy to set up and it is free of charge.
SMS - It is somewhat more difficult to set up and it is not free of charge, but if Internet is not working, it enables you to check devices through an independent (GSM) network (SMS gateway).
Push - Notifications are shown on your portable device using the Task Manager application.
Dashboard - Notifications are shown in the Dashboard.

How to set up notifications

1. Templates settings

2. Contacts/Groups settings

3. Router editing

Search	Searching required information is possible either via structured menu which is divided into sections, or via full-text search of the entire contents of this on-line documentation.
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Basic orientation	You will find a welcoming menu with basic instruction on trying / implementing / using below.
FAQ	Frequently asked questions along with most important procedures and settings are listed in FAQ section.
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Search

Searching required information is possible either via structured menu which is divided into sections, or via full-text search of the entire contents of this on-line documentation.

Breadcrumbs

This aid will make it possible for you to find out where exactly you are at the moment.

If, for example, the following appears beneath the main menu - ISPadmin Wiki / ENG / Client management / Menu - CLIENTS / Clients / Message Board / Groups - it means that you are:

in the Wiki documentation of the ISPadmin system
in its English localization
in the Client management section
in the Clients tab
in the Message board subtab
in the Groups sub-subtab

Changelog

It contains newly added functionalities and modifications of the system which are displayed by versions and issue date. Changelog articles are also displayed in individual sections / pages of the documentation which relate to new functionality or modification.

Basic orientation

You will find a welcoming menu with basic instruction on trying / implementing / using below.

FAQ

Frequently asked questions along with most important procedures and settings are listed in FAQ section.

Colours

Items which refer to real system menu are highlighted in corresponding colour, including their graphical background. Eg. Invoicing Settings Templates Reminders. This is also a working reference to an article.

Nagios

How to set up notifications

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