On Mon, 17 Apr 2006, tdelunel wrote:
Thank you for your reply,
The NRPE user I configured in the nrpe.cfg file is "nagios":
nrpe_user=nagios
nrpe_group=nagios
Putty is on the windows 2000 server, and the session is opened by an "admin"
user.
What I want is to execute putty with this command:
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putty.exe -ssh @IP -load "myprofile" -l "mylogin" -pw "mypassword"
---------
How can I configure NRPE for having the same user name than my windows
session ? What I have to do ?
The windows user name is of that kind: "MySociety\admin"
Why do you want NRPE to open the SSH window?
Plink offer a much better batch ssh functionality.
Also if the plugin does not exit within the default timeout - Nagios will
get an unknown error code.
Subhendu Ghosh wrote :
Putty needs access to the Desktop to open the window - is the NRPE user
same as the desktop/console user?
If you are trying to run another ssh session form the windows host, try
plink (command line ssh) that is part of the putty package.
tdelunel wrote
Hi,
I'm using a v2 of nagios and check_nrpe and nrpe_nt.exe 0.8.
I have some troubles with starting an .exe on a remote windows 2000
Server.
Here is my config:
nrpe.cfg
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allowed_hosts=127.0.0.1,@IPnagios
dont_blame_nrpe=1
debug=1
command[putty]=c:\nrpe\putty.exe
---------------
Other parameters are set to default.
On the Monitoring Computer i use the command:
./chek_nrpe -H @ipHost -c putty
After 10 seconds i receive the following message:
CHECK_NRPE: Socket timeout after 10 seconds
In the nrpe_nt log file on the remote host:
"Host is askng command 'putty' to be run"
"Running command: c:\nrpe\putty.exe"
"Command completed with return code 5"
"Bad return code for [The check didn't respond within the timeout]"
Putty is not started, but if I open the task manager, I can see that
putty.exe is present.
If I try to kill the process, i receive the message "Acces Denied".
In parallele, i tried to start a windows service (W32Time i.e) remotely.
So i copied the "sc.exe" file from a windows XP on my 2000 server, and i
wrote my command into the nrpe.cfg:
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command[start_service]=c:\nrpe\sc.exe start "W32Time"
command[stop_service]=c:\nrpe\sc.exe stop "W32Time"
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Then i sent the command:
./check_nrpe -H @ipHost -c stop_service
./check_nrpe -H @ipHost -c start_service
The both commands work, it stops and restart my service correctly.
I don't understand why my command for putty doesn't work...
Did I forget something in the configuration ?
Help please ...!
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