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I don't believe there's a way to extract the type of data you're looking for from the Metrics page. One thing you could try is collecting hosts and services together into hostgroups and servicegroups, which you can collect metrics on collectively. (This can be found in: Core Config Manager>Monitorin...

Hi @11abbidoa, I'm not sure that we have exactly what you are looking for as far as a record of past data, but you could try taking a look at the Reports section of Nagios XI. Downloading any of these reports in .csv format would let you import them into Excel. The Capacity Planning report might be ...

That should be in /usr/local/nagiosxi/etc/xi-sys.cfg

Glad you were able to sort it out! I'll go ahead and lock this post.

Hi @elinagios, It sounds like you're running into issues with the old version you're trying to restore looking for the old password, and not the new password you set. I would recommend setting the password on your Redhat 9 server to the same value as the password from your CentOS7 server, run the re...

Hi @story, Nagios XI has recently been updated with a new "Neptune" theme, which is currently not compatible with the Custom Login plugin. I believe you should be able to enable the custom login page by changing your theme to Modern or Modern Dark, on the System Settings page. Please note ...

This is absolutely possible using NCPA, however you will need to put a script of some variety on the target host for NCPA to talk to. If you aren't able to find a script that meets your need on the exchange site you will most likely need to generate that internally.

Trailing characters certainly could cause issues with the bulk modification tool, interesting that fixing it hasn't corrected the issue based on the log errors you're seeing. Have you checked your recent logs since fixing this issue? I'm curious what the errors are without the trailing comma.

Hi @BenCowan,

Can you advise what version of XI you are currently on, as well as your Linux distro? Has your XI version changed recently? I'd like to know what your sendmail logs say, but location for this file varies based on distro.

You should be able to complete your migration by following this document. It should not need to be MariaDB, our backup/restore procedure was designed with this situation in mind, and you should be able to complete it by following this process without any special accommodations. https://answerhub.nag...