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I see there is also a "Monitor a website" wizard in Nagios XI. I have tried to use that, also removing the IP address from the wizard, and it gives an SSL error when trying to monitor the SSL certificate. 140467834537904:error:14077410:SSL routines:SSL23_GET_SERVER_HELLO:sslv3 alert handsh...

Thank you, this looks very helpful. Would it also be possible to monitor the status of the SSL certificate for such a website?

We have a few websites that are behind a cloud-based WAF that we need to be able to monitor. The public facing IPs are constantly changing. It seems that any of the methods I have tried in Nagios XI always result in Nagios doing a DNS lookup and then putting in that IP in the config. Any way to just...

We only have one node in total, so master and slave are all on one box. Our /data directory has 643GB in it, nowhere I can really put that, unless I mount up another 1TB disk. Should I do that? I created a case on the Nagios Answer Hub, and uploaded the system profile. Thank you very much for your a...

Yes, I have already signed up for the Nagios Answer Hub. Should I go to the discussion forums there? Perhaps under NLS Troubleshooting? root@hqnaglogi1:/home/john# /usr/local/nagioslogserver/scripts/profile.sh system-profile/ system-profile/logstashlogs/ system-profile/logstashlogs/logstash.log.5.gz...

I got a system profile generated, it is just under 500MB now. What shall I do with it?

Thanks!

I am having trouble running this command, because there is only 1GiB of space on /tmp, and it is running out of space when I run it. Any way to output it to somewhere else? I have tons of space on the root file system / .

Thanks for your help.

We are running Nagios Log Server 2.1.10 on Ubuntu 20.04 LTS. For the past few days, we have received the error "Waiting for database startup." Per the support article https://support.nagios.com/kb/article.php?id=550, we rebooted the VM, and that seemed to resolve the issue. However, it has...

Great, that solved the issue, thank you so much!

We have installed a new instance of Nagios Log Server on Ubuntu 20.04. All seems well, however, there are no processes listening on port 514. We previously had Nagios Log Server running on CentOS 7, and that one had a java process listening on port 514. How can we enable listening on port 514? Thank...