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I just want to clear this up first, is this for XI or Core? Now when it comes to alerts/notifications you can get a full list from the Home > Notifications page, you can also pull this data from mysql which can be a bit dangerous if you are not careful. Are you looking for the alerts that are being ...

Which contact is the one in that group who did not receive a notification? You should get a notification when a host/service enters a flapping state, but all subsequent notifications while in the flapping state are ignored since it is changing states rapidly.

Hmm, it probably doesn't have handing built in to just give you the straight number. You would want to be defining warning and critical values anyways correct? As you will be checking it? What happens if you queue a message and run the check? Does it pick it up when using -w and -c?

Once per day? Well you could define the time in minutes for an entire day, but that would be after the initial retries are met, so it would be skewed a little bit.

Have you tried passing it a warning or critical value yet? Or using the verbose flag? I unfortunately have no idea what the output from:
would be.

Can you attach the plugin? Have you checked it's usage to see if it even outputs what you are looking for?

The "Being behind a proxy" is likely the issue here have you modified the server to accept the proxy?

http://support.nagios.com/wiki/index.ph ... n_Problems

Well, one way to check that could be through the windows event logs, that would be pretty sure-fire. Uptime? You should be able to define min and max warning and critical levels:

http://www.nsclient.org/nscp/wiki/Check ... heckUpTime

Well, you can submit commands through the command pipe using:

http://nagios.sourceforge.net/docs/3_0/extcommands.html

That's what I'd recommend.

Please keep this thread updated with the findings if possible, from either end, omitting sensitive information of course.