Unsuccessful Add of Instance

[rocheryderm]

OK, one more thing... should I be concerned about this state?

"Could not authenticate. Invalid token given."

[scottwilkerson]

You might want to make sure your user has API access enabled
Admin ->User Management -> Edit
Permissions Tab

Select Yes
Save User (even if no change)

Click Username upper right, Click Generate New API Key

Then, log out and back in

[rocheryderm]

I'm logging in with an admin account (nagiosadmin).

I followed your instructions first just on server 1p. No effect. Then for fun, I did the same thing on the other 3 servers (2p, 3p, 4p).

No effect.

Any other ideas?

[scottwilkerson]

I'm logging in with an admin account (nagiosadmin).

I followed your instructions first just on server 1p. No effect. Then for fun, I did the same thing on the other 3 servers (2p, 3p, 4p).

No effect.

Any other ideas?

Do you see the same if you select one of the other Instances from the drop-down?

[rocheryderm]

Sorry for the late reply... yes.

[scottwilkerson]

Sorry for the late reply... yes.

Do these hosts know how to reach each other by hostname?

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cat /etc/hosts

[rocheryderm]

Yes...

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[root@rbbusnls1p ~]# cat /etc/hosts
127.0.0.1   localhost localhost.localdomain localhost4 localhost4.localdomain4
::1         localhost localhost.localdomain localhost6 localhost6.localdomain6
151.120.113.51  rbbusnls1p
151.120.113.52  rbbusnls2p
151.120.113.53  rbbusnls3p
151.120.113.54  rbbusnls4p

[cdienger]

I'm able to get those same icons if I restart the elasticsearch service but they go away as soon as I use F5 to refresh. Are you restarting the service to get these? Does refreshing the page help? I wouldn't be worried about these if you're restarting the service - the status of these services are stored in the elasticsearch database so you may see some 'odd' results during a restart.