Re: web interface?

Thanks, that worked great.

One thing I don't seem to understand, is why a guest account exists?
The guest user can't see anything by default (either through web or
console) and you can't add anything. It would still be very nice to
have a "view" only of a saved profile. I still haven't been able to
successfully copy the admin's Desktop to the guest profile.

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Tim Moore
614.387.8197
Network Operations Center
ODJFS

>>> alk_at_ctco.lv 3/13/2006 8:54:44 AM >>>

Hello.

Web interface require additional daemon - nxhttpd. For windows
installation it is already bundled with installer, for *NIX based
system
you should enable it build by adding "--with-nxhttpd" switch to the
"configure" arguments.

Second part of web interface is static files (images, css, e.t.c.), it
it installed to $prefix/share/netxms/nxhttpd/ (UNIX) or
$prefix\var\www\
(windows).

After building nxhttpd (or installing it with windows installer) you
should create config file for nxhttpd.conf (default: /etc/nxhttpd.conf
or c:\nxhttpd.conf).

# sample nxhttpd.conf
DocumentRoot=/opt/netxms/share/netxms/nxhttpd/
# NB! you can't run it on ports less then 1024 as non-root account
ListenPort=8080
LogFile=/var/log/nxhttpd
# nxhttpd will connect to this host
MasterServer=127.0.0.1

Now you can run it ("/opt/netxms/bin/nxhttp -c /etc/nxhttpd.conf -d")
and point your browser to http://servers_ip:8080.

wbr, alex.

TIM MOORE wrote:
> I noticed from the change log for version 0.2.10 that there is a web
> interface. How do you set it up? I don't see any web pages in the
> netxms directory.

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