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Feel free to lock it. Thank you.

In your case I would just clone the template(s), and add whatever new hosts/services to it that you wished. When you clone the template, it won't bring the services and hosts that were associated with the previous one over, just whatever new services/hosts you set up using that template. Is this ma...

Right, but I'm specifically looking for the simplest solution. Lets say we currently have 100 hosts all configured the same way. All services use the same template and all hosts use the same template. Do we need to create a whole new set of services and attach a template with notifications disabled ...

Is there any way to add a new host and attach services to it, but only collect metrics without sending any notifications or running events when state changes for the host or services? Basically we would like to collect metrics for hosts in testing environments, but only generate alerts for hosts in ...

At the time, there isn't. On the bright side, I have filed a feature request for this. ID 7509. As the FR has been filed, and your original issue resolved - do you mind if I close this thread out? No I don't. Please close the thread. Thanks for your help! Unless it is internal, could you post the l...

As Nagios uses processes on a front end, and system services on the backend - this causes your timing to be off and could be why the configuration isn't applying as they like to stay in sync. I believe this is related to those two times mismatching, can you adjust your system time to PST or visa-ve...

There is a mismatch between your PHP & System time... PHP Time: Thu, 14 Jan 2016 17:11:03 -0800 System Time: Fri, 15 Jan 2016 01:11:03 +0000 In order to fix this issue, please follow the steps outlined in our "Nagios XI – Changing The System Time" document: https://assets.nagios.com/d...

Go to Admin->System Profile->Show Profile and post a screenshot of the page. Also run the following commands and show the output: uname -a cat /etc/*release date file /etc/localtime cat /etc/sysconfig/clock grep timezone /etc/php.ini echo 'select now();'|mysql -t -u root -pnagiosxi Is MySQL local o...

What version of XI are you using? You can grab it from the bottom left hand side of the web interface. Maybe there's a known bug, I've seen this in older versions. The likely issue is that the DB timestamp for last_modified date/time is either not being updated or is wrong. What is the output of th...

hsmith wrote:Did you change any database credentials?

Not since installation, but this problem existed since we originally installed Nagios.
We have 2 separate deployments both affected by this issue since Nagios was originally installed.