Nagios Support Forum

Below is the reply from vmware support: It should already be the default for any 32-bit Linux guest OS type, but it's worth a shot... Edit the VM settings, and go to Options > Advanced > Configuration Parameters. Click 'Add Row' and enter memory.gransize 1024 As I can't shutdown nagios xi server to ...

config snapshot had been sent to xisupport mailbox, thanks

not yet, I keep you updated.

I actually login as "ups" user in another computer as mine is login as "nagiosadmin", and I tried to modify the ups user's home page and not success, either.
Generally what we want "ups" user see is only UPS hostgroup's status, nothing else.

yeah, because our vmware environment is esx/esxi combined. This morning I migrate nagios xi vm from ESX host to ESXi 4.1 host, I still can't hot-add memory, don't know why. BTW, we use centos 6.3 32-bit nagios xi 2012 R1.1 image organically, before vm turn on, I modified memory to 1GB and enable CPU...

define host { host_name UPS1 use xiwizard_switch_host alias HP R5500 XL UPS in Building 13 display_name UPS1 address 192.168.200.9 parents BLD-13-LV-1 max_check_attempts 5 check_interval 10 retry_interval 2 check_period xi_timeperiod_24x7 contacts helpdesk,ups notification_interval 60 notification_p...

yes, other 2008 R2 VM works fine, and centos 6.3 VM I created before can hot-add memory as well, don't why this one can't, just don't want to reboot the server.

Thanks for reply. Maybe I did something wrong, I setup the user as contact in every host in that hostgroup, so with most services. But when user login, they still can't see the status, the only way I can make them to see to give them access to all hosts and services. Any ideas?

OS: centos 6.3 32-bit
version: 2012R1.3

want to setup a user can only see one hostgroup and service, not all of them. How to do it?

thanks

Yes, both enabled. And after made change, I had rebooted the nagios xi VM. Still can't hot-add memory