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What I believe was causing my particular issue was that some time ago, while applying configuration settings, a second naguis process was spawned with the then current configuration files. Some time passed and edits were made to the configuration files and when the changes were pushed through anothe...

It looks like the issue was from nagios processes which never cleanly shut down.
doing a ps -e | grep nagios showed about 15 nagios processes, some of which were defunct.
kill $(pgrep nagios) did the trick.

Thank you!

Okay, I've completely scoured the interface... There is only one 'advanced' tab as a header in the left quicklink frame inside the core configuration manager. No where else is there an advanced tab or any reference to the Nagios Core interface. Screenies20100803105544.jpg Regardless, I gained access...

The hosts no longer exist in the Core Config manager, however I can't seem to find the appropriate link to the true Nagios Core interface underneath it all. To which advanced tab are you referring, as there is not one in the basic headers, and I couldn't find one in any of the standard tabs which po...

Oh, I'm sorry I failed to mention that, I thought it would be assumed I used "write config files" when I said I rewrote the config files from the DB after manually removing all of them. How I typically update configurations is from the CCM: Write Monitoring Data, Write additional info, che...

I have a problem with removed hosts from the nagios xi configuration still existing in the monitored host views. If you search for the host under the view it will find two hosts which I have deleted, however if you just browse the hosts normally they are not present. Nagios is still sending alerts o...

I am now having a similar problem with performance graphs now displaying NaN. However, this has happened to all of my performance graphs, seemingly overnight. By looking at the .rrd files in the respective perfdata folders they had stopped being updated. If I check in the interface and go back to vi...

@tonyyarusso Before when we were just using core we edited the cgi.cfg and pointed the host_down_sound and the service_critical_sound variables to the appropriate wav file we dropped in nagios/media. Whenever the screen would refresh on the overview pages and there was a problem, it would then play ...

After upgrading to Nagios XI from nagios core we noticed we were not unable to make use of the audio alerts via the cgis. Now that the interface is changed how might I enable sounds once again on critical alerts from within nagios itself? Or is this even still possible?

Still unable to resolve this issue myself, save manually entering our thousands of lines of conf data. I suppose if I were to mirror this thread in the customer forum it wouldn't assist in any way?