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We recently tried to add a WINDOWS SERVER 2022 server to our Nagios monitoring, but we are getting the error "UNKNOWN - The WMI query had problems" nagios error win 2022.jpg We review the accesses and everyone is in agreement, just like other servers that work in monitoring. I found the lo...

If the Notification Interval is equal to 0, when a service changes its status from OK to Warning, Nagios will alert, but when the service changes its status from Warning to Critical or Critical> Warning, will it alert once for every change between these states?

In your first post you said: This usually only occurs for a few minutes, and soon afterwards, the loads decrease. You could try increasing the max_check_attempts value from 5 to something higher, e.g. 10. This way, nagios will be retrying the service a bit longer, before determining the state. Hope...

scottwilkerson wrote:What version of Nagios XI are you running?

Nagios XI 5.6.8

Looking at your screenshots again, I notices that it is never recovering and the "first notification delay" is only going to affect the first non-OK notification. Exactly, he did not recover to OK, he varied between WARNING and CRITICAL. So I asked the questions below: - If there are seve...

scottwilkerson wrote:Are these all the same service?

Was this set to 20 minutes back on 3/31 before these were sent?

Yes, they are the same service.
The 20-minute value was set before 3/31. But I noticed that sent these notifications, so I wanted to understand better with you.

And how this definition will behave in the situations below: - If there are several status changes above "set time in minutes" to "First notification delay", will it remain considering the set time in minutes for each state change? That is, will it only send notification if it ex...

Hello team, I would like your support regarding a question. We have many servers being monitored in our infrastructure, we noticed that some of them have high loads of ram and cpu usage, and this occurs at different times. This usually only occurs for a few minutes, and soon afterwards, the loads de...