"Anthony Pisano" <its-sysad...@fuller.edu> schrieb am 13.01.2009 18:32:04:
> I've created a script to solve the following problem we were having
> getting System Status on our Mobile Devices. Feel free to use it if
> it will help you as well.
>
> Problem: We needed to be able to quickly view network status on our
> mobile devices while leaving the Nagios server on our Internal Network.
>
> Solution:
> 1. Create mobile Nagios user with Read only access on Nagios
> 2. Copy script to a server running apache on your DMZ
> 3. Setup Crontab to run script at an interval of your choosing.
Well, that would mean you have to allow a DMZ machine to initiate
connections into your internal LAN - which is a very, very, very bad
idea...
Regards
Sascha
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