Opsview 3.2

• Upgrading from 2.14
• Changes since last release

• Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)
• Operating system, browser and hardware support
• Designing your monitoring system
• Recommended hardware specifications
• Monitoring agents

• Project homepage
• Software downloads
• Mailing lists
• Opsera website
• Developer resources

• Using the downloadable VMware VM appliance

• Quick Start Guide (new)
• Important Opsview monitoring concepts
• Monitoring user interface options
• Management user interface options
• Troubleshooting plugin output

• Prerequisites
• Install guides
  • Debian Linux
  • Ubuntu Linux
  • Red Hat Enterprise Linux (RHEL)
  • CentOS Linux
  • Sun Solaris 10

• Configuration guides
  • Opsview Slave Server
  • Nagvis
  • Front end options - Opsview with HTTP and SSL / TLS
  • Integrating with Active Directory and LDAP
  • Using audible alerts in Opsview

• SNMP Trap processing
  • Overview
  • Linux Configuration
  • Solaris 10 Configuration

• Large Scale Systems
  • Running databases on a separate server
  • High Availability for Master Server
    • Debian Linux
  • Using FastCGI/Lighttpd to improve User Interface response
  • Using a shared ODW with multiple Opsview master servers

• Automation and Migration
  • Using the Opsview API
  • Migrating to Opsview from Nagios

• Starting and Stopping Opsview
• Upgrading Opsview
• Migrating Opsview to different hardware
• Troubleshooting SNMP monitoring
• Nagios Plugins
• Access rules
• Database management
• Data backup and archiving
• Monitoring an SME-Server
• NMIS

There is further information on the development wiki.

• Overview
  • Architecture
  • Version numbering
  • Opsview configuration files
  • Testing

• Opsview Plugins

• Agents
  • Opsview Agent Customisation - Unix Systems
  • Compiling and Packaging Agent - Mac OS X
  • Compiling and Packaging Agent - RHEL/CentOS systems
  • Compiling and Packaging Agent - Debian/Ubuntu systems
  • Compiling and Packaging Agent - Microsoft Windows systems

• RRD Graphing
• Compiling Opsview from source (developer wiki)
• Authentication via the Web interface
• Internationalisation
• Customising status screens and side navigation menus
• Using Opsview Data Warehouse (ODW)
• Using Event Handlers
• Notification methods
• Adding host icons

• Using Nagios Checker with Opsview

These modules are available to organisations with an Opsview Enterprise Service Subscription.

• Opsview Reports

• Disclaimer