Localhost on new server shows same duration as "old" server.
Posted: Thu Mar 22, 2018 9:56 am
Hello:
My environment:
A). "Production" server is RHEL 6.x, physical box, Nagios XI updated to 5.4.13
B). "New" server is OEL 7.x, VM, running Nagios XI 5.4.13.
I followed https://assets.nagios.com/downloads/nag ... ios-XI.pdf
and was successful with "migrating" A). to B).
A). is still in Production until B). is fully checked over, confirmed, and verified to be our new Production monitoring server.
What I noted:
1). I had to disable all the Hosts and Services in B). from squawking since the Hosts' clients are not configured to communicate with B). yet. No big deal.
2). I noted that B).'s admin password was now A).'s when I tried to login. No big deal.
My question: It was found in the Service Status that B).'s localhost duration is the same duration as A).'s localhost. I just setup B). only a month or so ago so it hasn't been up for over 1000 days. Can this be corrected?
My environment:
A). "Production" server is RHEL 6.x, physical box, Nagios XI updated to 5.4.13
B). "New" server is OEL 7.x, VM, running Nagios XI 5.4.13.
I followed https://assets.nagios.com/downloads/nag ... ios-XI.pdf
and was successful with "migrating" A). to B).
A). is still in Production until B). is fully checked over, confirmed, and verified to be our new Production monitoring server.
What I noted:
1). I had to disable all the Hosts and Services in B). from squawking since the Hosts' clients are not configured to communicate with B). yet. No big deal.
2). I noted that B).'s admin password was now A).'s when I tried to login. No big deal.
My question: It was found in the Service Status that B).'s localhost duration is the same duration as A).'s localhost. I just setup B). only a month or so ago so it hasn't been up for over 1000 days. Can this be corrected?
