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peter19x
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Post by peter19x »

Hello,

I have a functional Nagios XI server with all it's hosts and services and I would like to replicate it on to another Nagios XI instance.
What is the best document that describes the process?

I have found this document below but it is from a nagios core to XI:
https://assets.nagios.com/downloads/nag ... ios-XI.pdf

Many Thanks,
Peter
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Post by rkennedy »

What exactly are you looking to accomplish? Just a new fresh system? You should be able to do a backup and restore for this.
https://assets.nagios.com/downloads/nag ... ios-XI.pdf
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peter19x
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Hello Yes , replicating all hosts+ services of my current Nagios XI server to the new fresh server where Nagios XI is installed but there is no host or services.

Will that backup copy all hosts + services? or will I have to import them ?

Thanks,
Peter
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You shouldn't need to, the backup and restore script should take care of it.
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peter19x
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Re: Replicate

Post by peter19x »

Hello,

Thank you for the prompt replies, that's great and simple :)

One more thing though, if I am trying to do the restore on an existing Nagios machine ( with existing hosts and services) and not a fresh one, will the restore overwrite everything or will append on the existing config?

Thanks again,
Peter
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Re: Replicate

Post by lmiltchev »

Your "existing" hosts/services will be overwritten (wiped out). If you want to preserve them, try importing the "old" configs to the "new" server manually (provided they are not too many).
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peter19x
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Great Thank you
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You're welcome, are we good to mark this thread as resolved?
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peter19x
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Re: Replicate

Post by peter19x »

Good morning,

Apologies for the late reply, being quite busy the past few days.

Yes please.
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No worries, we'll go ahead and close this thread now.
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