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I got confirmation this worked. We can go ahead and close and lock this thread. Thanks again!

Awesome, that works well enough for what I needed. Thanks!

I have a hostgroup that has a collection of hosts, and on each there is a varied amount of services. I want to disable all notifications from anything in this hostgroup; all hosts and all services associated with them. What is the easiest way to achieve this? I am not seeing anything useful within t...

Is any version of Nagios or Nagios XI vulnerable to the latest log4j vulnerability?

Worth noting that the PowerShell code and subsequent CSV export does work for some hosts, and shows their host groups etc. I don't know what the difference is between the hosts that work properly and the ones that it shows incorrectly "empty" data.

Thank you for the reply. So, I dug into it a bit more and thought I may have found a way, but then hit a wall and am wondering if it's the same wall that you are already aware of. If I use the API (/nagiosxi/api/v1/config/host), I can get a list of all hosts which also seems to contain host group, c...

Hello, I am trying to figure out how to use the API to get the relationship between our hosts and what their associated contacts/contactgroups are. The API reference within the web interface doesn't seem to have anything that indicates this either way. What am I missing? I was hoping to put together...

Hey all, I am trying to come up with a way to update existing hosts and services to have a new contact group, and ideally remove the existing one, based on if they are tied to a certain contact group now. For example, initially we created a contact group named GroupA, and used it as the contact grou...

I figured as much, but also figured I'd ask just in case there was some lesser-known switch that I could flip on. Beyond that, I'm poking through the web interface to look at the resulting config for our hosts and services and it appears that it is exactly matching the anticipated settings. This see...

This definitely worked, but there is an unexpected consequence. Though the services are inheriting the notification_period from their associated hosts, it is causing a bit of havoc when I run the pre-flight check: Warning: Service 'memory pages per sec' on host 'servername' has no check time period ...