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WMI isn't changing. There is a CLI utility for managing WMI that is going away but only because it's being replaced by Powershell commandlets. Wayyyyyy too much Windows stuff relies on WMI for it to be drastically changed/broke/made incompatible. Source: https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/windows/wi...

WMI isn't changing. There is a CLI utility for managing WMI that is going away but only because it's being replaced by Powershell commandlets. Wayyyyyy too much Windows stuff relies on WMI for it to be drastically changed/broke/made incompatible. Source: https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/windows/win...

It looks like the latest version of XI is mangling the heck out of the nagiosxi logrotate file. After looking in to a disk space consumption issue I found that log files haven't been rotated in months. This is how the file sits on multiple systems I have checked, so there is a bug some where in the ...

I have also found that you can add a blank line to the end of the ndo.cfg file before running the upgrade, and then everything will go off without a hitch.

Heads up, this happened on my Prod box too, same config lines.

I suspect this is going to happen to most everyone going to 5.11.0

Got it. The ndo.cfg file got mangled: [root@nagios etc]# cat ndo.cfg # Default NDO config for Nagios XI db_user=ndoutils db_pass=n@gweb db_name=nagios db_host=localhost db_port=3306 #db_socket=/var/lib/mysql.sock db_max_reconnect_attempts=5 acknowledgement_data=1 comment_data=1 contact_status_data=1...

I updated my test box this morning to 5.11 Monitoring Engine Status is showing red, even though the Nagios service is running. Checks seem to be running behind the scenes but the whole gui is not updating or showing current events. Restarting and tailing the nagios.log file I am seeing this: [168795...

I have a service that needs to be monitored with a comma in its name: SAP Crystal Reports Server, OEM Edition But the problem is that the snmp check is detecting the comma as a list of multiple services, not a single service name. We've tried \, /, &, and multiple combos of those chars to escape...

I found it. There is a nagios_servicestatus entry with a service_object_id of -1! :shock: MariaDB [nagios]> select * from nagios_servicestatus where service_object_id=-1; +------------------+-------------+-------------------+---------------------+-----------------------------------------------------...

As far as I can tell the "Service Status" screen is the only place this exists, but I can't get it to go away. 85 Services is incorrect (the ghost service is the first one on this screen, you can see it has no host or name!) ghost1.PNG This server only has 84 services on it: ghost2.PNG I h...