We have already covered in our previous article, Munin installation on RPM based systems such as CentOS & RHEL and Munin installation on DEB based systems such as Debian, Ubuntu & Mint. For Monitoring Linux/Windows hosts in munin Server, we need to install munin-node in our remote Linux/Windows systems.
Part-1 : Remote Host system configuration.
1) Install Munin-node package
Use the below command to install latest Munin package on your system.
# Install Munin Node Package on Ubuntu/Debian/Mint # $ sudo apt-get install munin-node # Install Munin Node Package on CentOS/RHEL/Fedora 21 & older # # yum install munin-node # Install Munin Node Package on Fedora 22 & later # # dnf install munin-node
2) Munin-node Configuration
Made below necessary changes to appropriate configuration file.
# Change the below lines to /etc/munin/munin-node.conf # # nano /etc/munin/munin-node.conf host_name linux.2daygeek # Remote Host Name # allow ^192\.168\.0\.154$ # Munin Server IP # # Restart munin-node service # # service munin-node restart # [For SysVinit Systems] # systemctl restart munin-node.service # [For systemd Systems]
Part-2 : Munin Server configuration.
Add the below lines to munin.conf file and wait For 5 mins to get date from munin remote host.
1) Munin-node Configuration
Made below necessary changes to appropriate configuration file.
# Change the below lines to /etc/munin/munin.conf # # nano /etc/munin/munin.conf [linux.2daygeek.com] # Remote Host Name # address 192.168.0.154 # Remote Host IP # use_node_name yes # Restart munin-node service # # service munin-node restart # [For SysVinit Systems] # systemctl restart munin-node.service # [For systemd Systems]
2) Access Munin Web Interface
Navigate your browser to http://localhost/munin or http://IP-Address/munin or http://Domain-Name/munin and enter the Username and Password which you created.
Munin Remote host successfully added, see the below screen shot.
Munin Remote host disk utilization screen shot.
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