Hello,

I want to know something: i have a OS based on Debian configured and installed on a machine that controls all the network. Then, I can access it via another machine (with Windows for example) (connected by crossover cable or using a switch) by a web browser where I can do everything, including adding hosts, adding users, configure mail servers, voip, configure domains, etc etc etc..
I would like to install Nagios on my server but I would like to monitor the hosts, routers that I have on the network using the Windows machine. How can I do that? Isn't it supposed to access the nagios information only in the machine where it is installed? Thanks in advance.

Nagios uses a web interface, so from your windows machine all you have to do is use your browser to access Nagios.

Regards,

Fordeck

but nagios can't only be accessed with http://localhost ?

no, you can also use the server IP to access the nagios installation on the browser.