Hello Icinga community,
We currently have an Icinga server running on an old Linux system (CentOS 4 or 5).
As such, a colleague of mine, who left already, has started with replacing this server.
An Oracle Linux 8 server was installed to replace this server. (Please see versions of already installed Icinga and components below)
I am not very familiar with Icinga installation and export/import process, yet I got the luxury of continuing this process.
This new server is supposed to be a stand-alone master with no satellites, one master zone and no fancy stuff. The old server will be powered down once the new server is up and running.
The new server already - seemingly - contains the hosts, services, commands etc., but there seems to be a weird connection between the two servers (maybe it was made when settings and hosts were imported to the new server from the old one.)
For example, when I try to add or change a host, the dashboard of the old server fills up with all kinds of critical notifications for a minute or two and then they disappear.
On the new server, under Icinga infrastructure on director, the “master” zone (which is considered as non-editable external object) is pointing to the old server as well as in the endpoints section which contains only the old server (with a symbol next to it indicating it as the config master - still).
I’ve tried to follow up with some advice I read on other threads like running “icinga2 node wizard” command through CLI, but the behavior is still the same.
- Icinga Version used: 2.13.2-1
- The new server is running Oracle Linux 8
- Enabled features: api checker command ido-mysql mainlog notification syslog
- Icinga Web 2 version 2.9.5 (PHP 7.4.30, php-library 0.7.0, php-thirdparty 0.10.0, director 1.8.0,
doc 2.9.5, incubator 0.6.0, ipl v0.3.0, migrate 2.9.5, monitoring 2.9.5, reactbundle 0.7.0)
Sorry for the long description, as I wanted to explain the case as much as I could.
Any help or comment pointing to the right direction will be much appreciated.
Note: English is not my native language - Sorry for any grammar mistakes.
Sincerely,
A very frustrated IT guy.