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I'm trying to use Nagios XI to define groups of servers and services that pertain to different members of our organization. For example, I have a Service group "Active Directory." "Edge Switches," and "Datacenter Switches." I have defined Contact Groups "AD Adminis...

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Is there a browser compatibility issue with Firefox on OSX? I have had this happen both flushing out an auto discovery list. This morning I was filling out a discovery of 50 HVAC/Fire alarm control devices. The interface decided it did not like my syntax on three of the names, think it was the comma...

I've only spent a couple months playing around with NAGIOSXI but it has become clear that my least favorite part is the interface itself. My blood pressure goes through the roof every time I submit a form for fear that there will be one tiny syntax error, empty input box, or illegal character that w...

Ok, that's what I thought, so on a 2 cpu system, a 1.8 would be a 90% load. Which is why I could not figure out why I was getting warnings on the tactical overview for a 2 cpu VM set with the following config: check_local_load -w 5.0,4.0,3.0 -c 10.0,6.0,4.0 As far as i can tell from the system perfo...

Thanks for the response tmcdonald. However, that does not clear it up for me. Are you saying that 10 = 1.0 in terms of syntax? I don't understand how a load of 10 for 2 cpu's = a load of 1 for 1 cpu = a load of 10 for 10 cpu's = a load of .5 over 20 cpu's? I would have thought for example that a loa...

I'm struggling with the check_local_load arguments. By default nagios generates a "check_local_load -w 5.0,4.0,3.0 -c 10.0,6.0,4.0" command. As I understand this, the numbers indicate a relative processor load equivalent to 1.0 per processor or warning at a 5,4, and 3 CPU load equivalents ...