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That's what I needed. thanks!

I need to provide evidence of daily log analysis, but I havent been able to find a way to track this in NagiosLS but under the Administration section, in Global settings there is a setting to "Log User Queries". The help dot says that if the setting is enabled it will allow to log all user...

I created an NFS server on CentOS 7 and shared a directory to the Nagios servers, but I'm unable to create the repository in nagios that would point to the NFS share. Is this configuration supported? or maybe I'm using the incorrect format. i.e: X.X.X.X:/var/nfsshare/ where X.X.X.X is the NFS server...

I think we were able to fix the issue by adding the Administrator to the nxlog file, and restarting the service, however, I can see the count of logs being received going up, but I haven seen the logs from the hosts yet. Is there a way to list all the hosts sending logs from the CLI... I assume that...

It's very likely that your new policies are causing the issue. Maybe something in the policies is preventing network transmission from the nxlog service to the NLS? Maybe something in the policies is preventing the nxlog service from running at all? I would engage the help of your AD/GPO experts to...

Are the any group policies in Windows that need to be set to allow the Nagios cluster to receive logs? We just enabled GPOs in Active Directory and the count of host sending logs went from 42 down to 7