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Nagios XI - How To Achieve High Availability

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How To Achieve High Availability

This document describes how to achieve High Availability (HA) capabilities with Nagios XI. The goal of High Availability is to ensure that if your primary Nagios XI instance stops or crashes, another instance will automatically and seamlessly take over the job of monitoring.

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