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NG-NetMS is a new end-to-end network management platform for your Linux servers, Cisco, Juniper, HP and Extreme routers, switches and firewalls.
NG-NetMS is precise, quick and efficient. It collects most complete information about the network inventory, topology, map of IPv4 addresses quickly and with minimum hassle. Most important you will be able to collect, process and analyse Syslog events and SNMP alarms both in near-real-time and from the historical archives in a new way.
We successfully used NG-NetMS for delivery of network assessment services for our customers worldwide for many years. And now we want to share this unique and fully functional tool with community. It is not capped in terms of performance or number of nodes. The only limit is the hardware you deploy it on.
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License Apache License V2.0, GNU General Public License version 3.0 (GPLv3), GNU Library or Lesser General Public License version 3.0 (LGPLv3)
IMPORTANT: Before proceeding, ensure that you have root permissions and administrative rights for the network about to be discovered or managed. If in doubt, consult with your network administrator or company management. Do not try to discover and manage networks for which you do not have administrative rights. This may result in your IP address being banned or even serious legal consequences.
As root install PSQL
Which version of PGSQL you get by default will depend on the version of the distribution. You may use PostgreSQL Yum Repository, if the version supplied by your operating system is not the one you want. The PostgreSQL Yum repository currently supports many Linux and Unix distributions.
In order to use the PostgreSQL Yum Repository repository, you must first install the repository RPM. For example download the 9.5 RPM from the repository RPM listing, and install it with commands:
yum install postgresql95-server postgresql95-contrib
sudo /usr/pgsql-9.5/bin/postgresql95-setup initdb
Enable PostgerSQL 9.5 and start:
sudo systemctl list-unit-files | grep postgresql
sudo systemctl enable postgresql-9.5.service
sudo systemctl start postgresql-9.5.service
Check your work:
service postgresql-9.5 status
psql --version
Quickest way to get PGSQL is to use apt-get utility.
sudo apt-get update
sudo apt-get install postgresql postgresql-contrib
In order to install and configure a cluster of PGSQL servers, follow the original documentation on http://postgresql.org
To start, stop or restart PGSQL use the /etc/init.d/postgresql script:
# /etc/init.d/postgresql start
user@host:/etc/init.d$ sudo ./postgresql start
Verify PGSQL operation with:
postgresql status
useradd -m ngnms -s /bin/sh
usermod ngnms -G wheelswitch to ngnms user
su -l ngnms
check if you ngnms user can do sudo commands
sudo -l[ngnms@localhost]$ sudo yum install epel-release deltarpm
[ngnms@localhost]$ sudo yum install git cmake make gcc-c++ perl cpanminus nmap pcre-devel libpqxx-devel flex flex-devel net-snmp-devel cryptopp-devel boost-devel postgresql-devel telnet libmcrypt
[ngnms@localhost]$ sudo cpanm install --no-man-pages --notest Dist::Zilla::Plugin::PodWeaver Pod::Weaver::Section::GenerateSection
[ngnms@localhost]$ git clone https://github.com/opt-oss/NG-NetMS.git
[ngnms@localhost]$ cp NG-NetMS/settings.cmake.dist NG-NetMS/settings.cmake
[ngnms@localhost]$ vi NG-NetMS/settings.cmake
[ngnms@localhost]$ mkdir build
[ngnms@localhost]$ cd ./build
[ngnms@localhost]$ cmake ../NG-NetMS
[ngnms@localhost]$ make
[ngnms@localhost]$ sudo mkdir -p /opt/ngnms
[ngnms@localhost]$ sudo chown ngnms /opt/ngnms
[ngnms@localhost]$ make install[ngnms@localhost]# sudo apt-get update
[ngnms@localhost]$ sudo apt-get install git cmake make gcc-c++ perl cpanminus nmap pcre-devel libpqxx-devel flex flex-devel net-snmp-devel cryptopp-devel boost-devel postgresql-devel telnet libmcrypt
[ngnms@localhost]$ sudo cpanm install --no-man-pages --notest Dist::Zilla::Plugin::PodWeaver Pod::Weaver::Section::GenerateSection
[ngnms@localhost]$ git clone https://github.com/opt-oss/NG-NetMS.git
[ngnms@localhost]$ cp NG-NetMS/settings.cmake.dist NG-NetMS/settings.cmake
[ngnms@localhost]$ vi NG-NetMS/settings.cmake
[ngnms@localhost]$ mkdir build
[ngnms@localhost]$ cd ./build
[ngnms@localhost]$ cmake ../NG-NetMS
[ngnms@localhost]$ make
[ngnms@localhost]$ sudo mkdir -p /opt/ngnms
[ngnms@localhost]$ sudo chown ngnms /opt/ngnms
[ngnms@localhost]$ make installIf the ngnms is not installed in /opt/ngnms do this in build directory
[ngnms@localhost build]$ sudo make perl-install-depsand then install with make install
or (in install dir)
ngnms@localhost ngnms]$ pwd
/opt/ngnms
[ngnms@localhost ngnms]$ sudo cpanm --no-man-pages --notest --installdeps .
[sudo] password for ngnms:
--> Working on .
Configuring /opt/ngnms ... OKperform usual steps to setup postgres and start service
sudo systemctl start postgresql-9.5
[ngnms@localhost build]$ sudo su -l postgres
Last login: Tue Jun 27 12:00:28 CEST 2017 on pts/1
-bash-4.2$ createuser -d --pwprompt ngnms
Enter password for new role:
Enter it again:
-bash-4.2$ sudo su
[root@localhost database]# cat /opt/ngnms/env.list >> /etc/environment
logout and login
[ngnms@localhost build]$ cd /opt/ngnms/database/
[ngnms@localhost database]$ ./db_init.sh -r init-db.sql
[ngnms@localhost database]$ ./migrate.pl --upgrade=latestuse su account for operations below
####SELinux SELinux prevents symlink references from working if enforced. We use simlinks to simplify installation and operations.
warning Disable SELinux
Edit vi /etc/selinux/config and change the following line to permissive or disabled.
# SELINUX= can take one of these three values:
# enforcing - SELinux security policy is enforced.
# permissive - SELinux prints warnings instead of enforcing.
# disabled - No SELinux policy is loaded.
SELINUX=permissiveThen execute:
setenforce 0
to check enforcing status.
If disabling SELinux enforcement is not an option, just copy the /opt/ngnms/www to /var/www and set permissions for ngmns and your apache users accordingly manually.
[ngnms@localhost build]$ sudo yum install httpd php php-pdo_pgsql php-pgsql php-pear php-mcrypt
[ngnms@localhost build]$ sudo pear install Net_IPv4
[ngnms@localhost build]$ sudo systemctl enable httpd.service
__For new install remove /var/www/html __
`this will remove all previously installed default server content`
[ngnms@localhost build]$ sudo ln -s /opt/ngnms/www/html /var/www/html
[ngnms@localhost build]$ cp /opt/ngnms/www/custom_config/main.php.example /opt/ngnms/www/custom_config/main.php
[ngnms@localhost build]$ sudo chown -R ngnms:apache /opt/ngnms/www
short_open_tag should be ennabled.
This can be done by enabling short_open_tag in php.ini:
short_open_tag = on
If you do not have access to the php.ini you can try to enable short_open_tag trough the .htaccess file.
php_value short_open_tag 1
NOTE: it's possible that host admin disabled the second option. Verify your permissions with your system administrators.
as user ngnms
[ngnms@localhost ~]$ crontab /opt/ngnms/crontab.initwait 5 minutes for scheduled tasks added and script created
[ngnms@localhost build]$ sudo cp /opt/ngnms/ngnms-audit.service /etc/systemd/system/ngnms-audit.service
# Centos
[ngnms@localhost build]$ sudo systemctl enable ngnms-audit
[ngnms@localhost build]$ sudo systemctl start ngnms-audit
[ngnms@localhost build]$ sudo systemctl status ngnms-audit copy provided jm-worker-initd.sh file into /etc/init.d while renaming it to jm-worker-initd then do:
update-rc.d jm-worker-initd defaults
update-rc.d jm-worker-initd enable
This should create all symlinks in /etc/rcX.d directories. [TODO] Add a respawn line for this service at the bottom of the /etc/inittab file
[ngnms@localhost ~]$ sudo cp /opt/ngnms/nmap.sudo /etc/sudoers.d/nmap###collector
[ngnms@localhost bin]$ cd /opt/ngnms/bin
[ngnms@localhost bin]$ ./ngnetms_db
[ngnms@localhost bin]$ sudo -E ${NGNMS_HOME}/bin/ngnetms_collector -s syslog-udp -p 514 -c ${NGNMS_HOME}/bin/db.cfg -r ${NGNMS_HOME}/rules/rules.txt -l ${NGNMS_LOGS}/syslog_collector.log -v &