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Last edited by slansing on Thu Oct 10, 2013 10:25 am, edited 1 time in total.
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Can you send a screenshot of Configure > CCM > Core Config Manager > Config Manager Settings?
Are you using a proxy? Was this a fresh install? Did you add any users or install mysql prior to installing? Or was it a non minimal installation of the OS?
Hi Slansing,
Yeah, pls see the screenshot of Config Manager Settings
First, installed NagiosXi with version of R2.4 on this machine (a trial version) and it worked OK.
Then i uninstalled R2.4 then reinstalled with verision 1.6. It worked OK. And i upgraded to R.4 after activating. And i had this error.
This is nagios_with_export.sh file at the default state
# Make a new NOM checkpoint
./nom_create_nagioscore_checkpoint.sh > /dev/null 2>&1 &
exit 0
# There was a problem with the config, so restore older config from last NOM checkpoint
Please also see reconfig.txt file in the attached files
Many thanks Slansing,
Trung Le Viet
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Per your config apply, it looks like you have wr1.han.migrationexpert.com referencing a hostgroup "Cisco Devices" that does not exist. Does that host or a template on that host, have a reference to Cisco Devices?
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Hi all,
pls see the hosts, hostgroup files for my Nagiosxi in the attached files.
i also attached 03 files which illustrate steps for creating a new hotsgroup of Test01 and a configuration snapshot.
Thank you very much
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Please do not double post, we have mentioned this in the past.
Navigate to Configure > CCM > Tools > Write Config Files, and click the buttons from top to bottom, wait for text to appear from each before running the next. When you hit Verify it should show you where your configuration errors are that you need to fix.
Thanks slansing,
I reinstalled NagiosXi with version of 1.6, i re-actived succesfully. And i made a backup also. I will try to upgrade to 2.4. If this problem still happen, i will follow your instruction: Configure > CCM > Tools > Write Config Files. I'll be back soon.