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I have the same issue:
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it's a check_xi_ncpa

Command View: $USER1$/check_ncpa.py -H $HOSTADDRESS$ $ARG1$
$ARG1$ -t '<<ACTIVE-TOKEN>>' -P <<PORT>> -M 'service/<<SERVICE_NAME>>/running'

A report with the following fields would be ideal. We undergo quarterly user certification and clicking into each user to check them won't be reasonable. username, name, email, auth level, auth type, enable notifications, can see all objects, can (re)configure hosts and services, can control all obj...

Does the Nagios team have any advice regarding the generation of a user report for audit purposes. I'm certain this is a bridge traveled before, so there must be a component or something to help drive this.

From a support perspective here is the issue. CentOS is a publicly maintained Operating System. If packages were corrupted or intentionally changed to facilitate the intentions of a malicious actor there is no recourse. For a large, high dollar, highly secure environment (3 letter gov and the like) ...

Perhaps it's something you should think about... the purpose of a VM is that the server is "ready", that shouldn't mean your current customers shouldn't benefit from that convenience.

I tested this today and I was successful in my upgrade for this minor version. However, I am certain this is not supportable long term. I'm back to my question then, how do I move my content from the previous version when I spin up the latest VM?

In the beginning of this post I was told that doing a backup and restore would restore an the previous version. So, if what you are telling me is true I will be able to: 1. Perform a backup 2. Offload backup 3. Offload ssl certs and configs 4. Spin up new VM version 5. Change MySQL and root password...

The offline suffers the same problem, it requires that you update packages. Which is our entire reason for using the VM. Can you map out manual restoration steps if we spin up new VM and want to move our data to it please.

How large is your install? - New - 84 checks.. 5 servers Do you have many xi users set up? - 4 With a relatively small install, you could spin a new 2.5.7 VM, then import your configs manually. - We will need to be able to spin up the new VM and import our history and support configs This has some d...

My company chose to use the Nagios XI virtual appliance we are running 5.2.5 and would like to upgrade to the latest version. The reason we chose the appliance is because our systems have NO access to repos so normal install and maintenance like on a RedHat or CentOS system will not work for us. I'm...