What error message are you getting?Have you tried the check from the command line on the host?run nsclient++ /test and try a few commandsHave you tried the check from the command line on the Nagios server?
run the check_nrpe line replacing all the arguements with their actual valuesIn the NSC.ini
Hi,
Thanks to all for all the suggestions. The readme of NSClient was a bit
confusing. I will try to configure nsclient as well as nsclient++ today
and give a feedback about both the options.
Thanks
Yogesh On 1/25/06, Anthony Montibello [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
The other tools are needed if you
Hello,
From my personal experience, I would
recommend you use NSClient++ (http://nscplus.sourceforge.net/)
Hope this helps
Chris
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Hi i use Nsclient to monitor disk space on hosts. I never had to install nothing else than the nsclient service.2006/1/25, Yogesh Hasabnis [EMAIL PROTECTED]
:Hi All,
I am trying to configure nagios for monitoring a few Win2000 servers.
As per the nagios faqs I was planning to use NSClient addon
The other tools are needed if you want to edit the source code of NSClient.
The source is in Pascale, and some of the tools need a relatively newer version of Pascal.
you should be able to install NS_Client without using any of these extra files.
also I believe there is (or was)a trial version
