NEMS Linux Community Forum

Robbie,
It is already stated in the docs so RTFM is in effect.

Yes. You get one entry for a Windows user in NEMS on the SST page.

Col, The user “remoteuser” does not exist by default on Windows. This user must be added to the host being monitored using any of the Add User methods available on Windows. This will also be the user entered into the Windows Domain Access area of NEMS SST. You could use an existing user but if monit...

This sounds like NEMS Warning Light. https://docs.nemslinux.com/en/latest/ne ... ht=Warning

Action url is probably disabled by Robbie. The version of nConf used in NEMS is a heavily customized version and may have no need for that feature. The last version of nConf by nConf.org was released in 2011 so this is keeping it alive. Just a thought.

Taomyn,
Thank you for posting this and many apologies. I have notified Robbie by direct message and I am sure he will fix this as soon as possible. Robbie has very high standards about security and he will most likely reply as well when he sees this.

Again, thank you for posting and trying NEMS.

Hello, I agree, this is a KVM implementation issue. Ensure your network is setup to bridge properly otherwise you will get a 192.168.x.x type address which is probably not what your network is using. When I first setup mine, that was my issue. I am running DHCP and cannot disable it to test. I also ...

Hi,
Not sure what you mean by serial access but you should ssh into the server with the username and password of nemsadmin. Use the instructions in the docs here: https://docs.nemslinux.com/en/latest/ge ... ation.html

Hello corsairetc,
I believe the correct variant is debian10. Please let us know if that works for you.

Robbie,

Many of my clients still have AS400s doing mainframe batch printing on a weekly or even daily basis. They are still very much alive out there.