@ -6,9 +6,9 @@ Failover from primary Nagios XI to secondary Nagios XI is a Disaster Recovery ef
* The syncing process will delete files that it does not believe should be on the secondary, so all work must be performed on the primary. Any work performed on the secondary will be overwritten when the next synchronization process occurs. Note that this includes SSH keys, as /home/nagios will be synced from the parimary to the secondary.
* The syncing process will delete files that it does not believe should be on the secondary, so all work must be performed on the primary. Any work performed on the secondary will be overwritten when the next synchronization process occurs. Note that this includes SSH keys, as /home/nagios will be synced from the parimary to the secondary.
* /home/nagios/bin exists and contains the files needed for this process. Note that the sync process will sync these from the primary to the secondary, so like all other files, they must only be modified on the primary.
* /home/nagios/bin exists and contains the files needed for this process. Note that the sync process will sync these from the primary to the secondary, so like all other files, they must only be modified on the primary.
* /home/nagios/bin/failover.sh
/home/nagios/bin/failover.sh
* /home/nagios/bin/nagios_startstop.sh
/home/nagios/bin/nagios_startstop.sh
* /home/nagios/bin/rsync_xi.sh
/home/nagios/bin/rsync_xi.sh
* The root user has the ability to SSH from the primary to the secondary as the nagios user without entering a passphrase. This is how the rsync and database copies are performed
* The root user has the ability to SSH from the primary to the secondary as the nagios user without entering a passphrase. This is how the rsync and database copies are performed
* root on primary (and root on secondary) has crontab requirements that will be detailed separately.
* root on primary (and root on secondary) has crontab requirements that will be detailed separately.