UPDATE 2014-07-07:
op5 has released a native mobile app that are secure and uses op5 Monitor APIs. Please read more at:
With my new and fancy HTC Desire I wanted to look at my Nagios or op5 Monitor status. I have found two apps Nagroid and NagMonDroid.
NagMonDroid did I not get working, probably because op5 Monitor only uses https as protocol.
Nagroid works like a charm:
The configuration is rather straightforward:
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May 18th, 2010 at 12:07 pm
[…] is usefull and free but very basic. You will find a short guide for the configuration of Nagroid for op5 Monitor here, thank you IT-slaven for the […]
October 18th, 2010 at 7:31 pm
This was a good guide on setting up Nagdroid on Android the only thing I found was a catch was the Url I used the https://SERVERNAME/monitor/cgi-bin address but after trying to get that to work i looked closer at your line and found the .old in there and that worked fine.
Thanks for a great post and a interesting site.
November 3rd, 2011 at 5:37 pm
I have tested this 2 apps + 2 more i found in the market. After some testing i found that TiNag serves me best and works with my https certificate.