Nagios Support Forum

I had a family emergency last nite, but I had a thought. A few years back we had another monitoring program in use and it suffered the same issues and what we found was that the internal MYSQL database had a size limitation to it...I am wondering if Nagios is setup this way? Just a thought?

There are no remote configuration services that I am aware of. As far as the backups...this is a Fedora Core 12 build of Linux running in a VMWare session. It is backed up on a regular basis, it was handed off to me sometime ago and I had to muck through everything as the person that built up this s...

the config files were checked and showed no modification since the last time I added a customer to the system...

the config file location on this server is in /usr/local/nagios/etc/objects

yes each "host" represents an individual clients piece of equipment, and as stated previously and for some unknown reason they just disapear...it is like they have been deleted from the config file. We have three types of wireless equipment out in the field plus the core services like AP's...

They are actually listed under Host Groups and I went through the logs and I found nothing that stands out

they are shown under the host groups view...system is used to monitor client side wireless gear sorry for the confussion. Yes I did check the log files and found nothing that stuck out. I found the loss of them in the archieve folder

I appologize in advance if this has been discussed before; however, it is a recurring issue and I cannot find a solution. It was pointed out to me today that several clients had disapeared from our Nagios installation. Upon checking, Feb 1, 2013 they were all there and on Feb 2 they had disapeared. ...