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Yes, we are good. Please lock this topic.

Thanks for all your help.
--Bill Yoder

Thank you for your response regarding service templates. "Experience is a great teacher" plus your response have worked well together.

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--Bill Yoder

Yes, this response answers our questions.

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--Bill Yoder

This posting is 'way old. Please close at your convenience.

--Bill Yoder

Thanks, Folks, for your help.

We took our logserver offline, upgraded it from RHEL6.7 to RHEL6.8, brought it back online, and everything seems fine.

Accordingly, please close this post at your convenience.

Best regards,
Bill Yoder

You can close this post. Thank you for your help!

--Bill Yoder

Hello, tmcdonald:

Thanks for your reponse.

Both types of our server senders (RHEL 6 and Ubuntu 12.04) are running Version 3.21.1 of the rsyslogd agent. So far, the Nagios logserver environment has been great--both reliable and useful. Is this enough information?

--Bill

Hello: We want to take our single and lonely logserver down for maintenance. For now, there is no companion server in a cluster. Once this logserver goes down, there will be no place for the remote agents to send their logs. The question is, what will happen to the logs while our logserver is offlin...

Dear rkennedy:

You got that one right. With the aescfb128 protocol support in the wizard, I was able to integrate our Cisco Cat 2960S switch into Nagios XI. Thank you. You can close this post. It's now time to learn about MIBs and SNMP traps...

--Bill

Hello: I'm using the Network Switch / Router wizard to set up monitoring for a Cisco 2960 switch. The wizard is pretty neat and supports SNMP v3, with authentication, which is what our switch uses. However, the wizard offers only two "Privileged Procols": DES and AES. Our switch supports t...