update address and port

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JohnFLi
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Re: update address and port

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it times out. I think my network people are just being a bunch of bleeps.
I downloaded the file manually, and copied it to the nagios server. Anyway to update it manually?
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Re: update address and port

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JohnFLi
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Re: update address and port

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that was a fail as it still wanted to go out and get stuff
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bwallace
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Re: update address and port

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Ah, perhaps its time to run a tcpdump on the XI machine while running ./upgrade.
This will show us what requests the FW is dropping, and you can show that to your FW team.

SSH into your Nagios XI machine and start a tcpdump using this cmd:

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tcpdump -s 0 -i any -w Test.pcap
*If you get the error: "-bash: tcpdump: command not found" then install it with this cmd

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yum install tcpdump
+ once tcpdump is running reproduce the issue (run './upgrade')
+ stop the tcpdump = Ctl+c

take the .pcap file, load it into Wireshark and have a look or feel free to PM it to me and I'd be happy to take a look.
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JohnFLi
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Re: update address and port

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go ahead and close the ticket.

I moved the server to a different vLan, updated, and moved it back.
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