IPAM is an IP address management tool, where, in addition to knowing how many addresses we have available and the status of each one of them, for example if they have a software agent installed, we can manage, reserve or disable them depending on what we are interested in.

In this workshop we will see the new unattended cloud installation model in Red Hat 8 (compatible with Rocky Linux 8), for the quick use of PandoraFMS environments. For this, it will only be necessary to have an activated instance of Red Hat 8 and an Internet connection to run the installer. Another point that we will see will be the agent installer in cloud format for Red Hat and Debian based systems.

Discover all the main features of Pandora FMS in this video demo.

Using the Pandora FMS library is very easy, and that is why we show you how to search and download elements in this short video.

We will see how Pandora FMS API works and the possibilities it offers. We will review some of the most important calls and we will see how to visualize the information.

In Pandora FMS we can keep a record of the inventory of our devices, either locally, through the software agent, or remotely, as we will see in this video.

For this workshop we'll be focusing on SNMP Trap Console. We will see how to configure Pandora FMS to receive and view traps, and we'll dive into the available options to manage them, such as the alert creation or the trap editor.

In Pandora FMS, we call services to a group of elements, either modules, agents or other services, which compose a logical structure. In this video we are going to see how to configure these services through the two different ways of creation that exist in Pandora FMS: simple and intelligent.

Backup copies are a practically mandatory prevention method in any environment in order to have the most critical elements secured against possible damages or information loss. Therefore, today we bring you this video where we are going to see how to make backup copies of the main elements of Pandora FMS and how to recover them in a very simple way.

Previously we have seen how to use the Pandora FMS traps console and also how we can generate traps manually. This time, we are going to see how we can generate alerts for this type of asynchronous monitoring based on traps of our network devices.