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- The individual performing this installation has some Linux experience.
- NMIS8 is installed on the same server where opMaps will be installed
- NMIS8 is installed in /usr/local/nmis8
- opMaps will be installed into /usr/local/opmantek
- Root access is available (not always needed but much easier)
- Perl 5.1210
- RRDtool 1.4.7
Installation Steps
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cd /usr/local tar xvf ~/opMaps-Linux-x86_64-<version>.tar.gz cd opmantek/ cp install/Maps.nmis conf/ cpinstall/opCommon.nmis install/opCommonopModules.nmis conf/ bin/opfixperms.pl cp install/01opmantek.conf /etc/httpd/conf.d/ service httpd restart |
Debian/Ubuntu
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cp install/01opmantek.conf /etc/apache2/conf.d/ service apache2 restart |
Getting a Google API Key
opMaps leverages the Google Maps API, and can optionally use a Google API Key, It is recommended to use a Google API Key if you are expecting a high volume of Google API traffic..
If you don’t already have one, please follow these steps from Google to obtain a Google API key , to stop the message about not having a Google API Key you can edit the configuration item "googleApiKeyMessage" in Maps.nmis and change to blank, e.g. 'googleApiKeyMessage' => ''
Configure Google API Key
To configure your own Google API key, open the Maps.nmis file in /usr/local/opmantek/conf/
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Find the following line under 'mapview' =>
'googleApiKey' => 'defaultAPI'
Replace the defaultAPI with your own Google API KEY
eg: 'googleApiKey' => 'AIzaSblahblahblahblah--blahwQPmscElk-8'
Alternate Installation Directory
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