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part of the problem....it isn't showing, thus making it difficult to remove it from downtime.

But i do now see the item for downtime in Host/Alert Settings (and services)

i will have to make sure they are turned off there as well

I have a few systems that send out alerts saying they are going to DOWNTIME, then later an alert saying DOWNTIME is finsihed. The issue is, there is one that I want to remove from that.....except, i cannot find it in the downtime list to remove from downtime. any ideas? Installed Version: 2026R1.5 *...

Your Nagios XI installation is up to date. Latest Available Version: 2026R1 Installed Version: 2026R1 Last Update Check: 10/03/2025 10:23:03 Poking around and I noticed under (Admin\System Status\System Comnponent Status Cleaner has a red dot. I hover for the dot and says 220 days. I have signed in...

This can be closed I guess.
Opened a ticket with support

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I just noticed this today.... in Nagios XI ( Installed Version: 2024R2 On Centos 9 ) Home / (under Details on left) Service Status its blank it says 'No matches services found' same with Host Status Hostgroup Summary is empty Servicegroup Summary is empty as is Servicegroupgrid and hostgroupgrid not...

I always forget where the document is (need to save it next time)
I need to re-new the cert for my NagiosXI url so that I can get rid of the 'not secure' warning. Also, we use a WIndows CA server for certs
anybody have that handy?

Thank you for your reply...did not see until today
I have tried various configs...they all either time out, or straight out fail

a couple of months ago I upgraded from an older version of Nagios XI to 2024R1.4.1. Nagios would send out alerts, and a person could reply to the email and acknowledge the alert....all was good. BUT SInce I upgrade to nagios no longer seems to read incoming emails. Even if the format of the email wa...

Hello @JohnFLi, It seems you're having a matching issue. By default, NCPA only matches services with an exact match with the service name. To troubleshoot this, you can go into the NCPA web interface (https://my_ncpa_ip:my_port_usually_5693) and go to API and then select services from the dropdown ...

Hi John, Try this: re-run the NCPA Wizard against that machine and see what services come up in the XI interface for the Wizard, and if you see NFS in any way, go ahead and configure monitoring for it, and see what the actual command comes out as. Did that machine update? Did MS change the name and...