Google has recently changed its API access policies; since June 11, 2018, the use of the API private key has been mandatory.
In NetEye’s NagMap application, access to the Google Maps data has thus stopped, resulting in error alerts like this:
In order to gain access to Google Maps data, you must obtain an API Key as described here:
https://developers.google.com/maps/documentation/javascript/get-api-key
Then NagMap must be told to use the newly generated key, which you can do by editing the following file:
/var/lib/neteye/plugins/nagmap/config.php
Just add a line before the PHP closing tag ?> as shown below
// Use Clustering of Markers feature
$use_cluster_markers = 1;
$cluster_markers_gridSize = 20;
$cluster_markers_maxZoom = 15;
$API_KEY=”key=xXXxxxXXXxxx-XXXxxxXXXxxXXXXxx”;
?>
If you need specific help either to create the API key, or to configure NetEye to use it, feel free to contact our Support Team at: net.support@wuerth-phoenix.com
We are sorry to depend so heavily on the Google API. We will work out a better solution in the near future.
Oreste Attanasio
Team Leader Service & Support at Würth Phoenix
I graduated in Applied Computer Science at the University of Bolzano in 2006, then joined a friend’s business as a partner. After 3 years of experience as a small business IT consultant I decided to move on, and found Würth Phoenix as a good starting point for a career. I strongly believe in Open Source, and now that I am part of the NetEye development team, I can appreciate its value even more. I see the open source world as a wild, yet powerful beast; to get the most of it, one has only to tame it!
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