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That makes sense. I'll open up an issue to work on that for environments like yours where port 443 is the only option. I'm going to guess that the answer is no, and its perfectly OK if it is, but would it be feasible for you to open it up temporarily to facilitate that migration? If not, I'll figure...

You shouldn't have to do anything with symlinks with the ad/ldap certificates; the migration script is supposed to be handling that behind the scenes when it gets the certificates from the source server. Did I ever ask which distribution of Linux you're running? I want to try and reproduce that in h...

Like I said that functionality doesn't currently exist. I created an internal issue to investigate and implement it. I can't give you any promises as to a timeline for inmplementation, but keep an eye out for issue NLS#920 in the change log. Since I linked to this forum post in the issue, I'll try a...

From the command I had you run? Yes eventually it will finish. Unfortunately though, that's not one that we put together any metrics on the migration of since it all goes into one index on the destination.

At the moment that ability doesn't exist in Nagios Log Server. I'd say the best way you could effect that in your environment would be if each server had multiple ip addresses and you could send one type of log from one ip address and another type from another ip address. That said, we are looking a...

You're still running that command manually correct? And it's still producing fresh output?

it should eventually finish.

As long as it keeps moving, it will eventually finish. If you get a PHP exception and it stops, please let us know!

That looks like it's pulling everything from your old audit log. depending on how large it is, that could take a long time. You may want to consider truncating it. To do that go into Admin->Snapshots & Maintenance and set delete audit lg entries older than .... days. It accepts decimals down to ...

Thee underlying command for that is php /usr/local/nagioslogserver/scripts/migrate_data.php -s << ip address of your old NLS server>> -c -r This one may produce a log of output to weed through to find the cause of what's going on. If you have a problem where PHP is exhausting its memory, add memory_...