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Windows 2012 Standard 180-days Evaluation Tested 1GB, 8GB and 16GB RAM on guest using virtio drivers. Host machine has a Intel(R) Core(TM) i5-2400 CPU 3.10GHz and 8GB RAM.

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Virtio drivers are installed in the guest os. Guest Support Status Note: Qemu/kvm will likely run most production operating systems, but this page is maintained nonetheless for general information purposes.

2.3 Linux Family: Ubuntu/Debian Derivatives.2.2 Linux Family: Fedora/RedHat Derivatives.2 Qemu/kvm will likely run most production operating systems, but this page is maintained nonetheless for general information purposes.

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The root password of the DBMS is not initialized.įor security reasons, we highly recommend you change those passwords after you complete the installation.

The server administration account (using SSH) is: root/ centreon.

To log in to the Centreon web interface, the default credentials are: admin/ Centreon!123.

You must define a password for the MariaDB database. We recommend that you change the passwords for the root and admin accounts. By default, your server has a predefined configuration to monitor the Centreon server itself.Īccording to your Centreon edition, you may have to add a license. Log in using the following credentials: Login: admin, password: Centreon!123. To log in to the web interface, go to or (For example, a valid URL would be. Once those operations have been carried out, you can get rid of the message that describes them in the terminal. Your Centreon server is now ready to use. This will set the time for the various Centreon logs. The first time you connect to the server, instructions are displayed to help you complete the configuration. Log in to the server from another machine, as user root, using the terminal you want and the IP address you obtained at the previous step. (By default, the VM has a qwerty keyboard: if you have an azerty keyboard, enter ip qddr.) The VM is configured to obtain an IP address from the DHCP server automatically. To know your server's IP address, type ip addr. Log in to the Centreon server using the following credentials: login: root, password: centreon. When it is ready, the terminal shows the following message: A terminal window opens: wait for the server to start. In the right-hand panel, click Start to start the VM. In the Name list, select the network card you want. In the Attached to list, select Bridged Adapter. On the Network tab, select Enable Network Adapter. On the System tab, check the Hardware Clock in UTC Time box.Īccording to how your network is set up, add a network adapter and select the network through which the virtual machine can communicate with the resources it will supervise. The VM is added to your list of VMs in VirtualBox. Import the centreon-central.ova file into VirtualBox. Step 2 : Installing the virtual machine

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The file you have downloaded is an archive file: extract its contents to the folder you want. If you want Centreon to contact you, fill in your details, then click Download.

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In section 3, Download your image, click the Download button next to the VM you want. In section 2, select which version of Centreon you want to download. In section 1, Appliances is already selected. Make sure your virtualization tool (VMWare or VirtualBox) is installed on your machine and up to date. Step 1: Downloading the virtual machine However, if you want keep using Centreon, it is recommended to have at least 10 GB as its size will grow over time.

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Hard Disk storage: The virtual machine requires at least 6.5 GB of free space on your hard disk.

To fully enjoy the Centreon experience, you need at least 2 GB of free memory. Memory: depending on your operating system, you will need at least 1 GB of RAM.Processor: any recent Intel or AMD processor with at least 2 vCPUs.The host machine must have the following characteristics: The VM uses the Thin Provision option to save as much free space as possible on the disk (this is best practice). It is based on the Alma Linux 8 operating system and includes a Centreon installation that allows you to easily start your first monitoring. This virtual machine is available in OVA format for VMware environments and in OVF format for Oracle VirtualBox. On its download page, Centreon provides a ready-to-use virtual machine.