ghost alerts
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ghost alerts
I have a check "/ Disk Usage" for server "X" that shows up under "service status" window
however, when I look in CCM , server "X" does not have that check
please gently remind me how to fix this and prevent this issue
however, when I look in CCM , server "X" does not have that check
please gently remind me how to fix this and prevent this issue
Re: ghost alerts
Hi,
I am working this ticket and another submitted by you,
where I asked for a System Profile. I'll be able to use
that System Profile with this ticket as well.
Thanks
I am working this ticket and another submitted by you,
where I asked for a System Profile. I'll be able to use
that System Profile with this ticket as well.
Thanks
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Re: ghost alerts
ok . sent profile in private message
thanks in advance for the help. sure ti's something silly.
thanks in advance for the help. sure ti's something silly.
Re: ghost alerts
Hi,
I have loaded your System Profile for the previous ticket and see there
are 637 hosts. Could you please tell me who server 'X' is so I can troubleshoot
this post?
Thank you!
I have loaded your System Profile for the previous ticket and see there
are 637 hosts. Could you please tell me who server 'X' is so I can troubleshoot
this post?

Thank you!
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Re: ghost alerts
we actually have a few
but an example is UNKNOWN: '/ Disk Usage' on 'NagiosXI_Local_Server'
but an example is UNKNOWN: '/ Disk Usage' on 'NagiosXI_Local_Server'
Re: ghost alerts
Hi
This is what I am seeing as services for that host: When I loaded your System Profile I did so by importing the database. I am wondering
if your config files are out of sync with the database.
The configuration is stored in the database, then written to the config files, and Nagios
imports the config files.
Do this to get the latest from the db:
1. Configure, Core Config Manager
2. Under Tools in the left-hand menu select "Config File Management"
3. Hit the red "Delete Files" button
4. Hit the blue "Write Configs" button
5. Under Quick Tools in the left-hand menu hit the "Apply Configuration" link
Then take a look at the services for NagiosXI_Local_Server.
Please let me know what you find out.
Thanks
This is what I am seeing as services for that host: When I loaded your System Profile I did so by importing the database. I am wondering
if your config files are out of sync with the database.
The configuration is stored in the database, then written to the config files, and Nagios
imports the config files.
Do this to get the latest from the db:
1. Configure, Core Config Manager
2. Under Tools in the left-hand menu select "Config File Management"
3. Hit the red "Delete Files" button
4. Hit the blue "Write Configs" button
5. Under Quick Tools in the left-hand menu hit the "Apply Configuration" link
Then take a look at the services for NagiosXI_Local_Server.
Please let me know what you find out.
Thanks
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Re: ghost alerts
still showing "/ Disk Usage" Unkonwn and "service Status - npcd" Unknown
Re: ghost alerts
Hi,
Please run the following on the NagiosXI server command line:
And send me the resulting /tmp/support.tar.gz in a PM.
Please reply to this thread when the file has been uploaded.
Thanks
Please run the following on the NagiosXI server command line:
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rm -rf /tmp/support.txt
ls -l /usr/local/nagios/etc >> /tmp/support.txt
ls -l /usr/local/nagios/etc/services >> /tmp/support.txt
ls -l /usr/local/nagios/etc/hosts >> /tmp/support.txt
mysqldump -u root -pnagiosxi nagiosql > /tmp/sqldump.sql
tar czf /tmp/support.tar.gz /tmp/support.txt /tmp/sqldump.sql
Please reply to this thread when the file has been uploaded.
Thanks
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Re: ghost alerts
requested support docs have been sent to you in a private message
Re: ghost alerts
Hi
Thanks for that.
Please send me the file:
/usr/local/nagios/etc/hosts/NagiosXI_Local_Server.cfg
Thanks!
Thanks for that.
Please send me the file:
/usr/local/nagios/etc/hosts/NagiosXI_Local_Server.cfg
Thanks!