Getting Data In

Getting data into Splunk from Nagios-LS

jdhenry
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Howdy,

I was wondering if anyone has any guidance on how to ingest data from Nagios Log Server?

Prior to my arrival, we used Nagios-LS (I think 2.1) for several years to search and store logs from our devices. I've since implemented Splunk Enterprise and we are no longer supporting Nagios-LS and RHEL. 

But I need to ingest the nagios-ls database into Splunk in order to enable searching of the historical logs (several TBs worth) but I'm not sure how to make that happen.

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