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Hi @razah,

Here is a link to downloads.

And here is a link to help with the migration.

Let us know if you need anything else.

Thank you!

Hi @AngeloMileto,

If you could also provide the distro your XI is running on, the XI version, and any php errors you are getting, that would help us diagnose your problem.

Thank you!

Hi @Psihawk,

One last place to check. See if there is an entry for dbmaint in /usr/local/nagiosxi/var/xi-sys.cfg. If not, I definitely recommend opening a case on the Answer Hub, because it is most likely that something failed during upgrade.

Thank you!

Hi @ssantha1985,

I would give some of the options discussed in this thread a try. If none of these work for you, let us know.

Thank you!

Hi @PSI-Admin, It sounds like you are editing an existing dashboard. In order to save it, you have to give it a unique name. Namely, rather than trying to hit the save button, click the downward-pointing arrow directly to the right, give it a new name, and save it either as a normal dashboard or a g...

Hi @sneha.irali,

Here are instructions on upgrading Nagios XI. You will have to upgrade to version 5.10 and convert your database first, but then you can upgrade to 2024R1.1.1. RHEL 8.9 is compatible with XI 2024R1.1.1.

Let us know if you need help with anything else.

Thank you!

Hi @ssantha1985, Port 443 is the default port used for HTTPS (SSL/TLS - enabled) traffic. Your requirement is probably to set up SSL/TLS on your server. Once it is configured, you can use the -S option in the plugin to connect via SSL/TLS. You may also have to allow port 443 in your firewall. Let us...

Hi @Psihawk, Try the following: Edit the /usr/local/nagiosxi/html/config.inc.php file and change this section from $cfg['db_info'] = array( "nagiosxi" => array( "dbtype" => 'mysql', "dbserver" => '', "user" => 'nagiosxi', to $cfg['db_info'] = array( "nagi...

Hi @ptsmit, If I am understanding your question correctly, you should be able to accomplish this by adding the unwanted host to the service's config entry with an "!" before it. This post gives a more concrete example of this process in action. If this wasn't exactly what you're looking fo...

Hi @Psihawk, These are defined in /usr/local/nagiosxi/html/config.inc.php. I am not sure why dbmaint.php would not be able to access them, but hopefully this will help you figure it out on your side. Does running the script give you anything other than these two notices? Please let us know what you ...