Nagios XI and VMPlayer 6.0.7 32bit

[JMorris207]

I got 9 workstation installed and it still did not import properly.

[hsmith]

Hmm.. Is the file located on the workstation, or a remote share? I had issues until I actually downloaded the ova to my local machine, then it started working.

[JMorris207]

i have both the 32 bit and 64 bit downloaded to local machine. I've downloaded the OVF file several times and even downloaded it to a different drive and still no joy.

[hsmith]

Is a source installation not an option for you? There may be some hardware compatibility issues at play here, I can't replicate this.

[JMorris207]

I'm unable to download iso's at work so i cant install CentOS or RHEL, and we're unable to bring media into our secure facility so i cant bring a usb or dvd in with the os on it.. as well I don't have access to a server that can work for a source install.

[Box293]

I'm pretty sure your version of VMware player is too old for these VM's.

You should be trying version 12.

https://my.vmware.com/web/vmware/free#d ... _downloads

[JMorris207]

version 12 is only for 64bit OS's and several times I've pointed out I'm on a x86 OS thanks though!

[tmcdonald]

Not sure how else to help you, then. This is a problem with VMWare Player, not Nagios XI. You might try asking for a workaround on the VMWare forums.