Hello, I guess the problem should be solved by now?

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Hey @hallo456 which versions of i-doit, Checkmk2 and the API are you using? The problems should be solved with the actual version. Best Phil

Hello @Jürgen-Fredriksson are these the information about the CIs etc. which you want to implement into i-doit? Are you using i-doit open or i-doit Pro? i-doit Pro offers you the possibility to create custom categories, object types and object type groups where you can customize i-doit. Best Phil

Same behavior here. On first check it gives "Error", when then clicking test button you get green OK. But that's it and no more actions available.

Hello @Björn-Goroll, is Software in OCS available? You already checked the OCS Import Log unter i-doit/log/importlog_ocs_xxxx-xx-xx-xx-xx-xx.log? Which i-doit Version do you use? Which OCS Version do you use?

Hello @Kenchas the question is, how do you want to assign the port? If you have an object with the ports created you can connect the port to another object. We have a knowledge base article where we gave an explanation how to use the cable patches to connect devices and how it will be done in i-doit. https://kb.i-doit.com/display/en/Cable+patches+and+paths Best regards Phil

Hello @Kenchas the question is, how do you want to assign the port? If you have an object with the ports created you can connect the port to another object. We have a knowledge base article where we gave an explanation how to use the cable patches to connect devices and how it will be done in i-doit. https://kb.i-doit.com/display/en/Cable+patches+and+paths Best regards Phil

Hello Mahdi, you can reach our helpcenter via mail help@i-doit.com or via web help.i-doit.com Best regards Patrick

Fixed - AllowOverride wasn't set for the directory in Apache.

Sorry to hear that you're disappointed. But your "rant" doesn't help at all. What's the issue? How can we help you? Please get in touch with us.

Hello, i give you a simple example how it works. [image: 1570187735235-5e4a9035-6869-4d23-a252-ea26f9292fbb-image.png] Here you see a rule that exports generic location-tag of the type city [image: 1570187796839-3d9b6983-b1c6-4365-bd9e-13a77d112de3-image.png] Now i create a server and assign the location to a city. [image: 1570187864059-d8d0b613-f471-4130-8556-29b784eacd76-image.png] Here you see now the "dynamic-tag". I created a city named _cloud and my server got this tag. Best regards Patrick

Ok, after some searching and some luck I found the regular way: Administration -> CMDB Settings -> Dialog-Admin ... Kind regards, -Manuel

Hello, of course you can use i-doit on a Windows Server system. You just need a software bundle like XAMPP to use it. In the knowledge base you can find the manual for installing i-doit on a windows environment with XAMPP. Here you will find the manual for installing and using i-doit on a Windows-based system. Best regards Philipp

Hey Gaza, which version of i-doit did you need? I-doit Pro or Open? If open you can get the packeges from sourceforge. https://sourceforge.net/projects/i-doit/ If Pro, please login into your customer-portal under login.i-doit.com Best regards Patrick

Hello, please take a look to our knowledge-base: https://kb.i-doit.com/display/en/Nagios If you didnt get it to run, give us more information. Nagios Version? I-doit Version? Installed OS? Screen from the displayed error "if you get one". Best regards Patrick

Upgraded to 1.13 open and the issue has been resolved. The search function works, with no issue, and the software is functional for me again. The only system changes that were made, was to upgrade from PHP 7.1 to PHP 7.3 in support of the I-doit upgrade. I will have to dig through release notes to see if the issue, or something related to this issue was called out, but as of this time it all works as expected.