Advice for switching Nagios Log Server to different machines
Posted: Mon Nov 23, 2015 4:32 pm
Hey guys,
What I am trying to do is this:
We recently got two new servers, (let's call them A+B), which we would like to purpose them for Nagios Log Sever. We currently have Nagios Log Server running on two other machines (let's call them 1+2) and would like to re-purpose these machines for something other than NLS. Right now we are using a server alias so I can switch where the logs go without changing the Rsyslog configuration files on each of our machines.
My Confusion:
How should I switch machines for Nagios Log Sever? It seems like there could be a couple different ways of doing it.
1) Would I add the new machines A+B to the existing cluster then remove the old machines 1+2 from the cluster? If so, how do you remove old machines and make it show them not being there anymore?
2) Do I have to start over from fresh install on A+B and make a new cluster? If so, Can I reuse my license when 1+2 are retired? Is there anyway to keep the NLS data intacted and moved over to A+B.
What I am trying to do is this:
We recently got two new servers, (let's call them A+B), which we would like to purpose them for Nagios Log Sever. We currently have Nagios Log Server running on two other machines (let's call them 1+2) and would like to re-purpose these machines for something other than NLS. Right now we are using a server alias so I can switch where the logs go without changing the Rsyslog configuration files on each of our machines.
My Confusion:
How should I switch machines for Nagios Log Sever? It seems like there could be a couple different ways of doing it.
1) Would I add the new machines A+B to the existing cluster then remove the old machines 1+2 from the cluster? If so, how do you remove old machines and make it show them not being there anymore?
2) Do I have to start over from fresh install on A+B and make a new cluster? If so, Can I reuse my license when 1+2 are retired? Is there anyway to keep the NLS data intacted and moved over to A+B.