How to Delete Zone

Icinga Director
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i would like to ask for your help on deleting this zone as i mess this one up

hoping for someone to help me.

thanks in advance

2

You need to delete the corresponding lines in your zones.conf and run kickstart wizard afterwards.

3

Hi Roland,

thanks for the time on replying but there is nothing on my zones.conf

i have used this command and here are the results.

vim /etc/icinga2/zones.conf

/*

  • Endpoint and Zone configuration for a cluster setup
  • This local example requires NodeName defined in
  • constants.conf.
    */

object Endpoint NodeName {
host = NodeName
}

object Zone ZoneName {
endpoints = [ NodeName ]
}

/*

  • Defines a global zone for distributed setups with masters,
  • satellites and clients.
  • This is required to sync configuration commands,
  • templates, apply rules, etc. to satellite and clients.
  • All nodes require the same configuration and must
  • have accept_config enabled in the api feature.
    */

object Zone “global-templates” {
global = true
}

/*

  • Defines a global zone for the Icinga Director.
  • This is required to sync configuration commands,
  • templates, apply rules, etc. to satellite and clients.
  • All nodes require the same configuration and must
  • have accept_config enabled in the api feature.
    */

object Zone “director-global” {
global = true
}

}

/*

  • Read the documentation on how to configure
  • a cluster setup with multiple zones.
    */

/*
object Endpoint “master.example.org” {
host = “master.example.org”
}

object Endpoint “satellite.example.org” {
host = “satellite.example.org”
}

object Zone “master” {
endpoints = [ “master.example.org” ]
}

object Zone “satellite” {
parent = “master”
endpoints = [ “satellite.example.org” ]
}

did i look into the correct location?

4

Yes, that is usually the correct location. Using the director means additional zones for agents, maybe that’s the case here. Figure out where this zone is defined e.g.:

icinga2 object list -n phentel

5

when i run that command after i hit enter there are no results

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6

What is the output of

mysql -u root -p director -e “select * from icinga_zone”

Please adapt DBMS, user name and database name to your needs.

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Here is the output.

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is there a way i can edit or delete what is on it?

8

Sure:

update icinga_zone set disabled=‘y’ where id=1;

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this is what happens when i type the command

10

You first have to login into MySQL or PostgreSQL.

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this is my result

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There is something wrong with your setup. It should look like:

MariaDB [director]> update icinga_zone set disabled='y' where id=1;
Query OK, 1 row affected (0.001 sec)
Rows matched: 1  Changed: 1  Warnings: 0
13

i manage to disable it, thanks for your help.

14

Sorry to necro this thread, but is there really no other way to disable a zone after it’s been removed than performing this raw mysql query? I find this hard to believe.