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Getting Started
Installation
Configuration
- Configuring a Linux Server
- Configuring Switches and Routers
- Installing Windows Agents
- Integration with Nagios
- How to Configure SSL
- Understanding Email Sending In Nagios Network Analyzer
- Authenticating and Importing Users with Active Directory and LDAP
- Using SSL/TLS with Active Directory / LDAP
- Integrating Slack With Nagios Network Analyzer
General Use
- Understanding Network Flows
- Understanding Sources and Sourcegroups
- Understanding and Using Reports
- Understanding and Using Views
- Backing Up And Restoring Your Nagios Network Analyzer System
Advanced Topics
- Understanding And Using Custom Queries
- Understanding The Network Analyzer Backend
- Creating A Nagios Network Analyzer Instance In The Amazon EC2 Cloud Environment
- Route Monitoring
Updates
Congratulations on your choice of using Nagios Network Analyzer!
About This Guide
This guide is designed to link to and include external documents and video tutorials. We designed this guide with ease of use in mind and hope you will find it easy to use and understand.
We are constantly looking for ways to improve the products and services we provide. If you have suggestions for improving this documentation, we encourage you to let us know what you'd like to see improve by emailing us at productfeedback@nagios.com.
About Nagios Network Analyzer
Nagios Network Analyzer is a network flow data collection, analysis, reporting, and alerting tool that can be run as a standalone solution or integrated with Nagios XI for centralized alerting and reporting. More information about Nagios Network Analyzer and its capabilities can be found online at http://www.nagios.com/products/nagios-network-analyzer/.
