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Apologies if this is a dumb question, I am very new to Nagios XI. I need to add a service to 700+ existing hosts. Problem is, the command arguments ($ARG1$, $ARG2$, etc) will be different for each one. Is there a way to do a bulk import from a csv/xml/text file or anything like that? I've looked at ...

Re-starting mysqld without first stopping nagios recreated the file.
This can be marked as resolved.

Okay, now that I'm actually *awake* let's provide you with some more information. Latest version of Nagios XI, running on CentOS, using the VMWare image provided. No special configurations. I am seeing errors in the httpd log: [Thu Nov 13 09:38:02 2014] [error] [client ::1] PHP Warning: mysql_pconne...

I found my Nagios web interface broken last night. Nagios is still running, but I can't get to the web interface. As far as I know, the only changes that occurred was the Nagios VM being moved to new hardware with VMotion. No IP addresses changed or anything like that. I tried rebooting the system, ...

abrist wrote:Have you taken advantage of quickstart as of yet? (1 hour remote session and call with a support tech to help you through any questions you may have with your eval)

No, we have not. I did not know that option was available.

abrist wrote:Are you a current customer? If so, open a ticket by sending an email to [email protected]. I would like to move this to a remote for a fast resolution.

Unfortunately, I am not a current customer. We *are* going to purchase a support contract very soon, but that has not happened yet.

abrist wrote:Still having issues?

Yes, I should have clarified that. My apologies.

I am still having this issue even after updating to 2014R1,5

tmcdonald wrote:What XI version are you using? I know there were some fixes in 2014R1.5 that dealt with this:

http://assets.nagios.com/downloads/nagi ... S-2014.TXT

Updated to 2014R1.5 this morning.

Some of my services in the Configure view are showing in red, saying "not applied, Apply Configuration for changes to take effect". I hit Apply Configuration, get an OK result (green exclamation marks, saying my config is good and Nagios has been restarted), However, when I go into the Con...

Nevermind. Found the problem.

See, if you fumble-finger the IP address in the Nagios host definition, the remote system you're actually hitting doesn't have your SSH keys, so the Nagios commands don't work. Who'd've thought it...