Cached Configuration Settings

[Jordan Reiter]

Hello,

I was hoping you could help me with a problem I've been having.

When I was setting up the hosts.cfg file, I accidentally entered the wrong IP address for a host.

I've since then corrected the IP, but every so often it seems that Nagios is still trying to do a PING to the old address. If I go through the web administration and click on "Service Detail", from time to time it will show hosts as being down, and show the PING action as

/bin/ping -n -U -c 5 x.x.x.x

(x.x.x.x being the old ip address I entered first).

When I do a grep of the /usr/local/nagios folder to find the old IP address, I don't find any instances of it *anywhere* in the nagios folder (with the exception of the log files). Where is it getting the old IP address from and how can I permanently remove it?

Thanks for any help you can offer,
Jordan

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Jordan Reiter                          mailto:jordan at breezing.com
Breezing.com                           http://breezing.com
1106 West Main St                      phone:434.295.2050
Charlottesville, VA 22903              fax:603.843.6931


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