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Is there a way to have Nagios check the uptime of a system and report if the uptime is < 5 minutes? We had a crash this weekend that our NOC didn't notice because it recovered quickly. I'd like to raise an alert if the uptime is < 5min and have that alert stay until acknowledged. Or, if anyone else ...

Resolved. Somehow the Network VA was not connected in vSphere and the system was hanging trying to mount a remote CIFS share.

Shut down Nagions to take a snapshot. On restart, now showing a black screen with the solid white progress bar and "CentOS 6.3" in the lower left of the screen. VA running on vSphere 5.1.

I just noticed that a little while ago. Looking into it now.

Will escalations still notify if the issue has been acknowledged?

I would like to be able to send notifications to two different groups based on severity. Engineering on a warning, Engineering and Management on a Critical. Is this possible with the built in handlers or do I need to look into coding a custom handler to do this?

You are correct. I was able to recreate the issue. It seems like renaming hosts was fixed in the "Renaming Tool" component but NOT in the CCM. I was told by developers that this will be fixed in the next revision. For the time being you could either use the "Renaming Tool" (if y...

sreinhardt wrote:Can you verify which version of the component you currently have from Admin->Manage Components?

v1.4.1

Per this thread, the issue was supposed to be fixed in "the next" release of XI. http://support.nagios.com/forum/viewtopic.php?f=16&t=28868 I just installed the latest XI release yesterday and am still having this issue when renaming hosts. Website: http://www.nagios.org Reading config...

Sorry for resurrecting this old topic, but I am still having the issue with renaming a host under 2014R2.0 of XI. Just upgraded yesterday. Tried the Write Config workaround but still having issues. Reading configuration data... Read main config file okay... Error: Could not find any host matching 'X...

We have a NAS that has flaky SNMP code. It's supposed to return OK when a drive is running without problems, but sometimes returns random garbage. Hence, setting an alert when it's NOT EQUAL to "OK" doesn't work. Is there an easy way to alert when the value returned EQUALS a certain string...