Hello Support
Need your help
After placing 260 Hosts and their services in scheduled downtime, the server emcoutered high CPU and still not able to process recovery of services since 2 days
Tried adding more resources - didnt help
Tried upgrading to latest and greatest version 5.4.11 - didnt help
Tried rebooting - didnt help
Can someone guide me if there is command line action that can be done to remove all scheduled maitnance on servers and relief the stress to bring back the server as it was
Thansk
Imad
NagiosXI Server not responsive after services scheduled down
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npolovenko
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Re: NagiosXI Server not responsive after services scheduled
Hello, @imadc.
Is your system still overloading? Can you check what processes are taking up most of the CPU and memory? You may try to kill that process, and restart Nagios. Can you post the output of: ps -ef df -h df -i?
Here's what I'd run first:
After that you may delete the already scheduled downtime with Incident Management -> Mass Acknowledge -> Mass Remove Downtime. You could run a script to do that from the command line but Nagios will use the same commands as the GUI under the hood, so there's really no much of a use for that.
Is your system still overloading? Can you check what processes are taking up most of the CPU and memory? You may try to kill that process, and restart Nagios. Can you post the output of: ps -ef df -h df -i?
Here's what I'd run first:
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service nagios stop
service ndo2db stop
killall -9 ndo2db
killall -9 nagios
service ndo2db start
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Re: NagiosXI Server not responsive after services scheduled
Thanks for you help
System back online after
System back online after
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npolovenko
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Re: NagiosXI Server not responsive after services scheduled
@imadc, Glad i could help. Closing this thread as resolved now.
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