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Re: [monit] Help trying to access monit httpd from remote computer
From: |
Severin Gehwolf |
Subject: |
Re: [monit] Help trying to access monit httpd from remote computer |
Date: |
Tue, 11 Dec 2007 09:34:38 +0100 |
Hi!
> I am trying to setup monit so that I can access it remotely from my
> computer because I don't have a gui or a decent browser installed on
> my server to use the monit interface so anyways this is what I have in
> my config:
>
> /etc/monitrc:
> ...
> set httpd port 2812
> allow monit:secret
> ...
>
> I then used lsof to make sure it was running which it is:
>
> $> sudo lsof -i | grep monit
> monit 6173 root 5u IPv4 685820 TCP *:atmtcp (LISTEN)
Try using an ssh tunnel instead. Forward the remote port (2812) to some
local high range port. When you have the tunnel established, access the
Web-interface by pointing your browser to
http://localhost:<localport-of-sshtunnel>
So for example on a terminal you would establish the tunnel:
# ssh -N -L 8899:yourhost:2812 yourhost &
and then in your browser:
http://localhost:8899
It should then ask you for the login credentials.
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Severin