How to Remove Nagios in Ubuntu
Nagios, a Linux-based network monitor, watches servers, connections, computers and user activity and reports it on computers running Linux-based operating systems such as Ubuntu. It can find any problems with your network so you can fix them. However, if there's a problem running Nagios, or you need to upgrade the software, you can remove the program from Ubuntu.
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Instructions
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Click the "System" button on your Ubuntu desktop, click "Administration," then click "Synaptic Package Manager."
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Click the "Nagios" icon from the list of packages that appear. You may need to scroll down a bit to see it.
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Click the "Mark for removal" button in the Package Manager Window.
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Close the window to remove the package.
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