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There may be an API option available for this now, if not, it may make a great feature request.

One way I know of to accomplish this, is to parse status.dat and look for a comment correlating to the host_name / service_description.

Did you specify a URL, or are you reading the socket locally over an agent?

This documentation should help for check_docker.py specifically - https://github.com/timdaman/check_docker

I realize this won't provide the visualization, but as a standard, have you thought about assigning $USERn$ variables as standards for base alerting logic with your standard set of services, rather than $ARGn$?

It looks like the issue is related to apache not having the SSL cert. In the backup you restore from, are you able to see this file present? Jul 20 17:19:52 gcxsp0009 httpd[29257]: SSLCertificateFile: file '/usr/local/nagiosxi/var/certs/nagiosxi.crt' does not exist or is empty Also - with this being...

Hi , Is uninstall nagios xi the install can solve this problem and remove the compromise ? Please confirm. This is a better question for your Security team. Uninstalling Nagios XI will remove all Nagios components, but as @tmcdonald mentioned - you're connecting back to a server in LA over a TCP so...

Still I am facing same issue Please share the files @scottwilkerson mentioned. Can you share your full httpd conf file for nagiosql because before you also had this in there that would block access Order deny,allow Deny from all Allow from 127.0.0.1 Also, when you trigger the request on the forbidd...

Would you mind elaborating on your setup? I'm interested to hear how you've pieced this together for redundancy.

I don't think there is going to be a good solution for this, outside of DRBD that was previously suggested.

Perhaps look at Nagios Fusion to cluster instances together?

Hey Willem, How are you submitting the downtime / acknowledgements, and through what method - automatically, or manually? Are you restarting the entire server, or just nagios related services? If you tail the cmdsubsys log, are you able to confirm the external commands coming in for each of the sche...

I would think so - that's the best way to get started, but the Nagios folks will know for sure.