Nagios Log Server - Adding Additional Instances To Cluster

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This document describes how to manually install an additional instance to an existing Nagios Log Server cluster from source on a clean system. These directions assume that you are using a current version of a RHEL compatible system. Nagios Log Server is supported only on RHEL and CentOS Linux servers.

This document is written for administrators who are looking to perform a new installation of Nagios Log Server from source, rather than using a pre-configured virtual machine image.

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