Make sure the server you install Nagios Fusion on meets the requirements below.
Server OS:
See Nagios Software / Operating System (OS) compatibility matrix.Minimum system specs:
Recommended system specs:
While there are a set of basic default ports for Nagios Fusion, Fusion is highly configurable, and an administrator may use non-default ports should they so choose.
| Ports | Explanation |
|---|---|
http/s: 80, 443 |
Nagios Fusion's interface is web-based. As is the communication channel between Fusion and the remote hosts. |
ssh: 22 |
Nagios Fusion is built to run natively on RHEL, CentOS, Oracle, Debian, and Ubuntu linux. While nearly all administration can be done through the web interface, administrators may from time to time wish to log in. |
Additional details on the basic architecture of Nagios Fusion and how it communicates with Nagios XI, Nagios Core, Nagios Log Server, and Nagios Network Analyzer servers can be found here:
Nagios Fusion Architectural Overview
There are several options available for installing Nagios Fusion:
Installing Nagios Fusion with VMWare Workstation
Installing Nagios Fusion with VMWare ESXi/vSphere
Document: Installing Nagios Fusion with Hyper-V
Converting the Nagios Fusion OVA for Use in VirtualBox
Nagios Fusion Manual Installation Instructions - 2026R2
Nagios Fusion Manual Installation Instructions - 2026R1 (Final)
Licensing and Activating Nagios Fusion 2026R2
Licensing and Activating Nagios Fusion 2024 & 2026R1
Getting Started with Nagios Fusion 2026R2
Getting Started with Nagios Fusion 2026R1
Nagios Fusion Upgrade Instructions - 2024/2026R1 (Final)
Although there is not an inline upgrade path from Fusion 2024-2026R1 to 2026R2, there is a migration path.
This document describes how to migrate data from Nagios Fusion versions 2024R1 through 2026R1 to Fusion 2026R2, including much of your user metadata and fused Nagios Core, Nagios XI, and Nagios Log Server data.