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Install Zenoss 4.2.4 on Ubuntu 13/14

August 10, 2013

My clients require 24×7 network monitoring with the need for diverse notifications and a robust event log. Zenoss is a powerful network monitor and when paired with Ubuntu Server, you can rest easy knowing that you have a reliable solution.

There is not an official package for Zenoss 4.2.4 on Ubuntu. However, I’ve written a few scripts and have been able to successfully install it. For different Zenoss and Linux versions, see the Versions Chart!

Core 4.2.4 + ZenPacks + ZenUp – Version: 04e Stable (Change Log)
  Status: Functional on 05/14/14 (Bug Tracking)
  Stable Script: zenoss-4.2.4_ubuntu-amd64.sh (Updated DEB that includes ZenUp)
  Alpha Script: zenoss-4.2.4_ubuntu-amd64_alpha.sh (Get a sneak peek at the next version!)

Quick Install – Download and execute the install script

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wget https://raw.github.com/hydruid/zenoss/master/core-autodeploy/4.2.4/zenoss-4.2.4_ubuntu-amd64.sh sudo chmod +x zenoss-4.2.4_ubuntu-amd64.sh sudo ./zenoss-4.2.4_ubuntu-amd64.sh 2>&1 | tee script-log.txt

The Zenoss 4.2.4 core-autodeploy script for Ubuntu is complete!!!

Browse to 192.168.1.45:8080 to access your new Zenoss install.

The default login is:

  username: admin

  password: zenoss

 3. ADD A LINUX SERVER

The following procedure assumes that the credentials have been set

1. From the navigation bar, click on the Add Device item under the Management section.

2. Enter in the following information:

    

   Table 30.2. Adding Linux device information

   Name	Description
   Device Name	Linux host to model
   Device Class Path	/Server/SSH/Linux
   Discovery Protocol	Set this to auto unless adding a device with username/password different than found in the device class. If you set this to none, then you will need to add the credentials (see Section 4, “Set Linux Server Monitoring Credentials”) and then manually model the device.

   
   

3. Click on the Add Device button to add the device.