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With the EOL for CentOS 7 approaching will there be a Nagios XI virtual appliance on a supported OS download available? Or do we now have to install Linux on our own then install Nagios XI on that?

I forgot the NCPA token on a server. Is there anywhere in the Nagios console I can see it? Or do I have to delete the host, reinstall NCPA, and then set up monitoring again?

We've use WMI for monitoring with Nagios for years and never had any issues. Just this week I've had 3 servers failing WMI query with the following error "UNKNOWN - The WMI query had problems. You might have your username/password wrong or the user's access level is too low. Wmic error text on ...

Never mind, I went into CCM and applied the configuration and it restarted the monitoring engine. Odd, I never had to do that before when removing a host.

After removing a host from monitoring the dashboard still showed the host was down. I tried restarting the monitoring engine and it stopped but didn't start. I tried to manually start and get the error "The command failed". At the command prompt I checked the nagios service and it said no ...

I get this warning but the drives do exist. I get a similar error for drive D:. The server is functioning fine.

UNKNOWN: Could not find a drive matching 'C:'. Available Drives are C:, D:, and R:

Applying configuration fails after running the configuration wizard to add a Cisco switch for monitoring. It says configuration verification failed. I rebooted the Nagios XI server and now the monitoring engine won't start. I see in the core configuration my new switch is listed in the hosts. Not su...

OK, had some other issues so I rebooted the XI server. Ghost hosts are gone. Thank you, JM

RCIJoe, We are going to have to look to see where these files are, can I have you run the following changing THE_HOST to the name of your host grep -lir "THE_HOST" /usr/local/nagios/etc/* I think I misinterpreted "THE_HOST" and typed the nagios host name the first time. When I u...

RCIJoe, We are going to have to look to see where these files are, can I have you run the following changing THE_HOST to the name of your host grep -lir "THE_HOST" /usr/local/nagios/etc/* The only files returned were /usr/local/nagios/etc/pnp/config.php /usr/local/nagios/etc/pnp/npcd.cfg ...