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Hi @Adith,

I'm glad you found a solution!

Please reach out if you have any additional questions.

Thank you!

No problem. I'm glad we found a solution.

Thank you!

Hi @jamie87, There are a number of ways to go about this. Off of the top of my head, using the CCM you can either create a new command with the parameters you like or you can edit the one being used by this service template. For example, you can copy this command, go to CCM -> Commands -> Add New, g...

Yes! You certainly can add, modify, and remove any hosts and services in Nagios Core. While there is a graphical user interfaces for showing the statuses of hosts and services, it does not have a GUI for adding, modifying, or removing these object definitions (Nagios XI does, if you would like to tr...

Hi @gaspar.udo, The "Service Status Totals" and "Host Status Totals" tables show the current statuses of your hosts and services. The individual statuses come from your configured hosts and services which can be removed by removing the host / service. Are you wondering if you can...

Hi @MxR57, Another forum user recently asked almost the same question here . It looks like you will need to update your Apache and OpenSSL versions as your current versions are vulnerable to these issues. However, RHEL 7 is no longer supported so updating those packages might not be trivial, and you...

Hi @slove, Based on this post, it looks like this issue is likely caused by a windows patch that breaks the WMI wizard / plugin. As the WMI wizard is deprecated and will not be updated to address changes that windows makes, I suggest trying to accomplish this via NCPA (like one of the users in the l...

Hi @Adith, This user encountered this issue because their nagios config file was not in the default location. They resolved it by setting the apache environment variable NAGIOS_CGI_CONFIG to the config file's new location. Here is some documentation on setting apache environment variables. There is ...

Hi @anatolewilson, There are a few steps you need to go through to accomplish this: - As the admin user: 1) Navigate to Admin -> System Config -> System Settings 2) Under the Security tab, check both frame restriction boxes. 3) Under the Backward Compatibility tab, check the "Allow Insecure Log...

HI @KarenJ,

The first thing I would check is if the tar file is incomplete or corrupt. Did you run out of disk space during the backup?

I would also try running restore_xi.sh from the scripts directory.

Let us know what you find.

Thank you!