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Hi - I am trying to migrate a NagiosXI 5.11.1 to the latest version as part of the CentOS update. My Nagios update option is from 5.11.1 to Nagios 2024R1.1.2. The underlying version of CentOS is e17 I deployed a new Nagios install with CentOS - just from the ISO which is CentOS e19 I performed the N...

Thanks for this, I will take a look

Hi I am looking for a check that looks at the response from a http check on a webpage and return an error is the content returned is more than a particular value. At the moment the webpage URL returns a 0 and the I want to only issue a critical if it returns a value of more than 30. The check_http i...

I got this resolved by recreating the self signed certificate on the server. Once I did this, Apache restarted okay.

Reported to me this morning - this was working on the 11 Mar - no changes that I am aware of. GUI not available. [root@cr-netmon ~]# apachectl status * httpd.service - The Apache HTTP Server Loaded: loaded (/usr/lib/systemd/system/httpd.service; enabled; vendor preset: disabled) Active: failed (Resu...

Thanks - will give this a go and report back.

I got one of our internal developers to write this script for Nagios to check Windows MPIO multipathing. I can run the powershell okay directly on Windows and it returns the paths and their status. The developer was trying to replicate a similar script that was written in Ruby. However when I run it...

Thanks - I will contact sales.

Thanks - so I got this working after installing Ruby, however the Security Team do not want Ruby installed on the servers.

Any Ruby to Powershell converters or whizzes out there?

I am looking to put in place a check for multipathing in a windows environment. I found a link to https://exchange.nagios.org/directory/Plugins/Operating-Systems/Windows/check-windows-mpio-multipath/details and the code string, however I am having trouble getting this executed in powershell in a win...