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I suspect it could be a permission issue for the folders. Make sure the nagios user can read and write to the 2 folders shown in the errors. Else it may be that the inodes on the drive is filled up. Rhu the following as root and post the output. df -i df -h ls -al / ls -al /usr/local/nagios/var/spoo...

The check_snmp_storage.pl plugin was probably updated to a newer version that supported drives larger than 2 Terabytes and when XI was updated, the plugin was reverted back to an older version. Here is a link for an updated plugin that functions for larger drives. https://github.com/dnsmichi/manubul...

The check_nt plugin used the NSClient++ agent that is running on the Windows system and it may be a bug wit the version that you are using and you should upgrade it. You can find it here https://nsclient.org/ Another cause is the counters need to be rebuilt on the Windows server. https://learn.micro...

See this link for instructions on stopping the PHP Notices from getting logged.

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See this link for instructions on stopping the PHP Notices from getting logged.

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What I see is an conflict is the arguments in the command definition and the arguments in the service check's arguments. Your command line is command_line $USER1$/check_port.pl -p $ARG1$ -h $HOSTADDRESS$ And the service check command is this check_command check_port.pl! -p 80 -h www.google.com '-w 1...

The PHP script is loading the reactor component that talks to an obsolete product called Nagios Reactor and that is causing the messages. It can be moved from the XI system folders by running the following as root. It will make a backup in the /root folder. mv /usr/local/nagiosxi/html/includes/compo...

The PHP script is loading the reactor component that talks to an obsolete product called Nagios Reactor and that is causing the messages. It can be moved from the XI system folders by running the following as root. It will make a backup in the /root folder. mv /usr/local/nagiosxi/html/includes/compo...

To update the instance_name to localhost, run this in a root ssh session on the nagios server.
mysql -uroot -pnagiosxi nagios -e 'UPDATE nagios_instances SET instance_name = "localhost";'

Then Restart Apache and re-login to XI and go to Nagvis to see if the error is gone.

Thank You

To update the instance_name to localhost, run this in a root ssh session on the nagios server.
mysql -uroot -pnagiosxi nagios -e 'UPDATE nagios_instances SET instance_name = "localhost";'

Then Restart Apache and re-login to XI and go to Nagvis to see if the error is gone.

Thank You