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Hi Ssax. No, we are not using NDO2DB. I have uploaded a text file with the results of all your commands. The zip file did not execute. (we don't have an httpd subdirectory in the etc directory.). Thanks!

So, I created the hosts folder (/usr/local/Nagios/etc/hosts/ and I move the hosts.cfg file into it. I also created a hosts2.cfg file in the hosts folder and loaded it with the remaining 5200 records. (hosts.cfg has 7500 records). I modified the Nagios.cfg file with cfg_dir=/usr/local/nagios/etc/host...

Thanks cdienger. Do I call the file hosts.cfg also, or do I give it a different name. (Is there anything special I need to do? is this in the documentation? I don't want to go by the trial and error method )

Hi cdienger. I'm new to Nagios so I'm not sure what you mean. I have all the server data in one host.cfg file. Are you saying that I can have more than one host.cfg file?

Thanks for the reply Benjaminsmith. Nagios is running when I get the error. I have attached a number of logs to see if this will help. I am stumped. 7500 servers in the host file and it works fine. 7700 and it shows the error I posted before, yet the config checker says everything is fine!

Hi, I have a problem that I have no idea how to progress. I am new to Nagios so I was hoping that you guys might be able to help me out. I am working with Nagios Core 4.4.3 (the free version). When I put 7000 records in the hosts.cfg file, it works fine and it displays the servers on the web interfa...