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Yes, you can do that. You may need to create a dashboard histogram widget to show exactly what you are looking for, but once you have searched based on Event ID, you can then display that information in many ways.

Ask if you need more specific help.

Whoops! I meant to ask that, too!

Just curious about two things: 1) Are you receiving the same notification twice at the same time, or after an interval? 2) What does your Nagios GUI say when you click "Notifications?" Does it have each notification listed or is it just one? I'm wondering if you're receiving multiple notif...

Did you change the shell, as I said?

eloyd wrote:Nagios user on remote host needs a valid login shell, not disabled:

nagios496:497::/var/spool/nagios:/sbin/nologin

I am so glad to be proven wrong!

No, you cannot specify different retention times for different types of logs. This is something I've asked for. There may be a request open for it, I do not recall. NLS does not export logs, it gathers them. To my knowledge there is no way to export what it has gathered as a text file. Both of these...

So this was a thread hijack and the op hasn't responded, but if they are still around, I would like to get an answer to my question, since it may help decide what the best path forward might be: You can definitely get this information as mentioned, but aside from simply collecting it, what do you wa...

Yes, that's the idea. The big thing is that the people in lab want to be able to see data from both lab and data center. The question was really about whether the VPN was going to cause a problem, but it's looking like "no."

This can be closed.

"May you live in interesting times."

I did it from a non-cached browser. More importantly, the licensing information:

Clicking on "enter license information" showed that our license key was still in place, and clicking "set key" made everything okay.

I don't really care so much about the version information.