Nagios Core - Monitoring Tool on CentOS 6.4 - part 3/5

This video is the tutorial of how to setup Nagios as a monitoring tool on CentOS 6.4. This video is the third among five videos regarding Nagios. In this third part, you will watch how to monitor Cisco router and Webserver using Nagios. Nagios is very useful and excellent to monitor many devices such as various servers, routers, firewall and IDS as well.

[KnowledgeisPowerbyJeongChul]

Dear Abdi Darmawan

You are the best as well. Thanks

[kishor]

Thank you professor. Very  effective video. I am able to configure exactly by following your steps. 

[KnowledgeisPowerbyJeongChul]

I am sorry I don't have puppet server video yet.

[mirzabaig]

Sorry sir let me rephrase ; just need to know how did you connect packet tracer with windows host machine. In the video explained how router is configured but in diagram illustration I couldn't understand how did you connect the router with outside network. I understood the monitoring part. Thanks in advance

[dragonkeeper]

do you have puppet server and client configuration video?
i like your presentation, more details that new users can follow.
thanks

[syamkumarp.b]

Dear Sir,

Configure all your steps.. I have some doubts in nagios Server.
How can I add more than switches and router.

[KnowledgeisPowerbyJeongChul]

Dear Shyam kumar
after making file in /etc/nagios/objects/router.cfg, try to make the other file like this
and register this new file to /etc/nagios/nagios.cfg.
then you can use more routers and switches

[mirzabaig]

Thank you sir, all parts are very informative but in part 3 for cisco router monitoring, I am unable to connect my packet tracer with my host machine. GNS3 has this feature available via Microsoft loopback adapter. Would you please advise and help in this matter.  I am running packet tracer Version 6.2. Thank You.