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Single quad xeon runs at a constant 50%+ load during the write procedure and drops off afterwards.

You dont' think I need to increase the time again?

YES The Config Write is either timing out or hitting it's memory limit. Open the /etc/php.ini file, page down all the way to the bottom and remove the following line: Code: Select all ; Up the memory limit memory_limit = 64M Scroll up to around line 300 and edit the following lines to match below: ...

Admittedly, the import process does work, but depending on the circumstances things can get messy very quickly if things go wrong. Can I get some more details on the actual configs you're importing? Here are some notes on importing configs that I've notice from previous support issues: - any lists ...

Give me command line or give me death... Well, at least an option. I've finally been able to import my configs. Here's the problem: All host show with only a single ping service. All services are service groups are also there. It appears that nothing has connections anymore. Can someone verify that ...

On the second attempt "yes". Ill give it another shot tonight.

To add to this I've tried the import twice now on two different Centos 5.5/6 machines to no avail. Whatever I'm doing wrong is at least consistent.

I've been using Nagios Core for a couple months on a proof or concept and after purchase attempted to port the Core configs into Nagios XI via the Config Import tool. My configs are visable for tactical overview and through the Nagios Core Config Manager with all Host/Sevices/Hostgroups in the right...