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I couldn't encounter any issues with bulk-adding a specific service to specific hosts. My configs were created with appropriate config names for each host. I'm not saying this isn't some sort of bug you're encountering, only that I haven't been able to reproduce it so far. Would it be possible for y...

That should work (all other things being equal), but you need to be mindful of how you modify flat-file configurations when using Nagios XI. See this documentation for more details: https://assets.nagios.com/downloads/nagiosxi/docs/Managing-Config-Files-Manually-With-Nagios-XI.pdf Let us know if you...

I also don't have the ability post in the customer forum, although I have an unlimited license. You'll need to contact our sales department and have them add your forum account name to the customer section's whitelist. If you can send us over a system profile (attach it to a post or PM it), as well...

It looks as though the remote system's NRPE configuration isn't configured to accept arguments: Feb 24 10:53:13 dclnxspl007a nrpe[9060]: Error: Request contained command arguments! It looks as though your latest nrpe.cfg has dont_blame_nrpe set to 0: history |grep nrpe ? # from which the check_nrpe ...

We don't currently have documentation for running any sort of Selenium test cases using anything but the Perl bindings. Java/C#/etc bindings are not supported at this time. We also don't have documentation for executing the tests via a remote WebDriver; Just the (now deprecated) Selenium RC server.

It looks as though the connection was refused. Since we didn't develop this plugin, it's hard to offer specific insights into it.

Are you certain the machine you're running the check from is using Python 3? Can you share the outputs of:

It looks as though the corporate-linux-prod-server hostgroup hasn't made it into the config set yet. Have you verified this hostgroup is defined in the Core Config Manager? Can you share the output of the following command executed from the CLI of your Nagios XI machine: echo 'SELECT * FROM tbl_host...

Strictly speaking, it's held within the Nagios Core process's memory. As the marcos description indicates, you'd be able to evaluate this at the execution time of your event handler.

Could you describe the use case a bit more? We might be able to offer better advice with the bigger picture available.

There isn't a way to do that currently, though it's on the to-do list.

Can you share the outputs of the following commands executed from the CLI of the remote machine you're attempting to monitor: