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scottwilkerson wrote:I'm so sorry, I somehow didn't catch this was the Nagios Log Server forum and was thinking Nagios XI.

At present, Nagios Log Server does not have a custom logo customization ability, but a feature request does exist for this and it may be added in the future.

Ok thank you

scottwilkerson wrote:

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Is there a document or instructions on how to change the Nagios Logo? I figured out how to change the background image but not sure how to do the logo. Thanks Yes Admin -> System Extensions -> Manage Components -> Custom Logo -> Edit Setting icon Thanks Scott. I don't see a System Extensions in the...

Is there a document or instructions on how to change the Nagios Logo? I figured out how to change the background image but not sure how to do the logo. Thanks

scottwilkerson wrote:Have someone familiar with AWS VPC's setup a correct VPC.

Ours are set to the defaults and work perfectly

I used one of my other VPCs and it worked great. There is something wrong with my other one. I appreciate all of your help!

That should just make your system report the IP of our server as it's IPv4 version, so now you can try the following, but again, I would suspect you will still have issues sudo su curl https://assets.nagios.com/downloads/nagiosxi/installNagiosXIvm_el7_ami.sh | sh Do you have any other suggestions t...

scottwilkerson wrote:

mneubauer wrote:I get this with that command:

-bash: /etc/hosts: Permission denied

Sorry, you would need to be root

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sudo su

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sudo echo "72.14.181.71 assets.nagios.com" >> /etc/hosts

Ok it took that command without error. What should that command have done?

Somehow you must be launching this in an environment or selecting a VPC with special routing that has IPv6 enabled but cannot route to the address provided by DNS. One possible workaround for this host would be to run the following: echo "72.14.181.71 assets.nagios.com" >> /etc/hosts but ...

something doesn't seem correct as this should have launched a much larger process Can you run the following sudo su curl https://assets.nagios.com/downloads/nagiosxi/installNagiosXIvm_el7_ami.sh | sh [root@ip-172-31-1-158 centos]# curl https://assets.nagios.com/downloads/nagiosxi/installNagiosXIvm_...

Can you show the output of the following grep rc.local /var/log/messages Yep here it is.Thanks [centos@ip-172-31-1-158 ~]$ sudo grep rc.local /var/log/messages Jun 17 14:08:51 ip-172-31-1-158 systemd: Starting /etc/rc.d/rc.local Compatibili ty... Jun 17 14:08:51 ip-172-31-1-158 rc.local: % Total % ...