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Hi Jiffy_Huang,

Thanks for reaching out! Unfortunately I am unable to replicate the issue. Before we can further assist you, could you provide the following information? Which XI version you currently have installed and which distro it is installed on?

Thanks

Hello steph007,

We're pleased to learn that you've managed to resolve the issue. If you have any further questions, please don't hesitate to create a new forum post. I'll be closing this thread now.

Hi Nuggel1234, I am not sure how your machine was set up but you can also try running the following commands to see if python is detected. python --version which python or python3 --version which python3 If it looks like it is installed you can always check your path environment variables...see link

Hi steph007,

Looks like your question has been answered. I will be locking this post, please feel free to create new forum post if you have any other questions!

Thank you!

Hi vtcedu,

"Keep Synced" means to sync each user's dashboard with your dashboard. Meaning when you change your dashboard, your user's dashboard should reflect the same changes you made on your dashboard. Hope this helps!

Hi itunixops, It is no longer called XI 6, currently our latest release is 2024R1.0.1, which does support PHP 8.1. For users who want access to php 8 we recommend that they migrate to a distro that has this PHP. The process for upgrading to php can have issues and users may not all follow the same s...

Hi vappukuttan,

Any update on this? Curious if it worked out or not.

Thanks!

Hi mbrown1985, Thank you for getting in touch! Have you already attempted to follow the instructions outlined in this guide: https://assets.nagios.com/downloads/nagiosxi/docs/XI-Upgrade-Instructions.pdf Additionally, could you provide information on the distro being used and version of Nagios XI you...

Hey steph,

Give this a try...
It should be the same as xi-latest.tar.gz but just incase that link isn't working properly.

If you're still getting the same error please let us know.

Thanks!

Hi xiguy99,

You can use the windows-ssh wizard to monitor volume, memory, cpu usage, and etc. I recommend starting there.

Thanks!