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Hello,
It’s curious that this issue appeared after the update. Could it be related to how the server processes image formats now? If you're working with image exports regularly, you can try this image compressor tool that can help manage file sizes efficiently after saving graphs.

If you're still facing issues, ensure SELinux is set to permissive mode temporarily while troubleshooting. For importing queries, the steps shared by @gwesterman should work well. If you encounter any further issues, double-check the JSON file format or permissions on the server.

Hi everyone,
I’ve experienced similar issues with map readability after upgrading. While waiting for a fix, you could try adjusting display settings or clearing cache to see if it improves visualization. Also, reaching out to the support team might help expedite a solution or provide workarounds.

Thanks for considering it.
Can’t wait to see this feature added. I’ll share more ideas or questions if I have any.

Hi everyone,

This is an interesting discussion. I think adding an 'update' option in the API would be really useful for bulk updates. Changing things directly in the database works, but having it in the API would make it so much easier. Hope to see this feature added soon.

Hi @cbeattie-unitrends, thanks for sharing your steps.
When you added the Nagios XI server data manually to the MariaDB database, was it hard to match the format Fusion needed? Can you share how you wrote the insert statement? It might help others with the same issue.
Thanks.