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Hi Chris & aLTeReGo, Just would like to update you that the Apache server on my CentOS is now managed / monitored by SAM. Thank you.

Hi aLTeReGo, Thank you for your feedback. Will implement the suggested changes on the Apache server's httpd.conf file. Appreciate the link you've provided for the Apache HTTPd server's default installation layout; it is quite informative. Thanks.

Hi Chris, Thank you for the update; really appreciate your help and taking the time to test/replicate the encountered error message (in the stock Apache SAM template) on your Linux box. As advised, will implement the recommended changes on the httpd.conf file and run another test in SAM.

Thanks, aLTeReGo.

Hi Chris, As advised, ran yum install perl-URI as root on my CentOS box and returned the following message: Package perl-URI-1.40-2.e16.noarch already installed and latest version Executed instmodsh to list all installed modules but it only returned Perl just like in my initial post, for some reason the URI.pm can't be…

Hi cgregors, Thanks for the feedback; appreciate it. I'll get the perl-URI (and dependencies) as advised; as for the script, I'm using the built-in Apache template of SAM. Benjie

Hi Chris and aLTeReGo, When documenting the changes made on my test server's httpd.conf file prior to the implementing it on our customer's CentOS (for production use), noticed that I forgot to remove the comment '#' from the Deny from all line of the <Location /server-status>. Removing the comment (and restarting httpd)…

Hi twenj, SNMP settings in Linux is stored in a file named snmpd.conf; as for its location, open a terminal window and execute the command: find / -name "snmpd.conf" -print | more Note: it is assumed that you're logged in as root or that the user account being used has root privileges. Hope this helps.