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Here is what I got. Not sure exactly where I went wrong looks like what you suggested.

I use NSClient++.

I can be fine with not getting the 5-minute thing as I should be able to just not send the notification for 5 minutes if it is over 65% I would think.

So how would I set this up without it? Can I go through a configuration manager or another way?

I have a server we already monitor for drive space etc. But we have a service coldfusion.exe we want to get a notification if it goes over say 65% of the CPU for more than 5 minutes. What's the best way to go about this?

After rebooting my Nagios Server and Moving it to another Cluster on my HyperV it no longer has an IP address so I can only access from the console. I'm not sure where to start with this?

I used the MSSQL Database Wizard when I created this.

Attached is a screenshot of that screen. If I didn't get everything you needed there please let me know.

I also included the check command but it appears I may have done it incorrect.

Let me know what would be next.

I am trying to just monitor the size of a single database. This is the first I've tried it. I am getting the error seen in the attachment.

Advice?

I had to move my hard drive/VM files to a new CSV on my HyperV Cluster. After the move, the Nagios server doesn't get an IP address. It apparently gave it a new MAC address on Eth 0.

What is the best way to fix this so I can access my Nagios Deployment?

I'm very much a Linux Beginner/Novice.

Like I mentioned previously I did not receive the critical message nor the recovery message when it goes down to 0 and recovers back to 120.

See attachment To be clear I am getting alerts for every other host and service as expected. It is just this specific service which I do not see the notifications coming through on our SMTP server. I've also checked in our email system and they are not coming through there or text. Which is because ...

Attached is the CSV as well as the 2 screens from two of the users we are having issues with.