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That did work btw - thanks!

We're running XI 2014R1.5 on RHEL 6.6, and no performance graphs are displaying anymore, both for hosts and services. I've already tried walking through the FAQ entries about that, and nothing seems to have helped so far. What should I check next? The one thing that looks a bit suspect is this line ...

I haven't worked with things as big as your setup, but I've yet to see anything come remotely close to saturating a gigabit network connection before the SQL server choked somewhere else, so I'm inclined to say you'll be fine. If that turns out to not be the case, you can always trunk a couple of et...

One of the most common changes in our network is to upgrade a link from 1Gbps to 10Gbps, which usually involves switching to a different port on the switch. When that happens, we need to update Nagios to monitor status and bandwidth of the new port, and ideally seamlessly carry over all of the histo...

Oooh, yup. Forgot that XI and Core read the status info from different places. That did the trick, thanks.

Here's a Firebug grab of what it's producing for the service status detail page:

Looks like it's the HTML tags that are the issue - I have those in there so I can click to details right from the service status. So apparently those are what XI needs to escape.

I have a particular set of services that aren't displaying properly in XI, but are fine in Core. Here's how it looks in Core: host_core.png And here's how it looks in XI: host_xi.png As you can see, there are two issues: 1) If there is more than one active alert on the service, only the first one is...

I am not sure on the logic for it, but a feature request is an option, though it may be denied due to the way that ql and core handles templates and hostgroups. Yeah, it would need to be a feature request against Core from the looks of it, which would then need to also be implemented by the QL peop...

Okay, so since it sounds like the Nagios config structure doesn't allow this (feature request anyone?), I'm going to see if I can write a script to fuss with the NagiosQL MySQL database to accomplish it for me, then just run that from cron.