Configuring and Installing NRPE and NSCA into Nagios Core 4 on CentOS 6 or 7

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Self installing RPMs automating the entire NRPE and NSCA experience. Documentation on how to glue all of the pieces together and understand what they're for. Packages all work with SELinux in enforcing mode assuming you pair this setup with my other tutorial on setting up Nagios.

Setup an NRPE and/or NSCA Server depending on your needs. All of the setup is automated through packaged RPMs I provide. I also provide the src.rpm files for those of you who'd prefer to build everything themselves.

The idea behind all of this is you can have these Nagios Plugins working in a production environment immediately and with SELinux in Enforcing mode (presuming you followed my other tutorial here: http://nuxref.com/2013/11/10/configuring-and-installing-nagios-core-4-on-centos-6/)

The best part is, there is no compiling is necessary; just have everything 'work' and install the first time.

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