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Hi, Scott, although you can in fact have multiple graphs on the same dashboard showing different measurements e.g. memory, CPU, disk usage etc, your post set me off on a different track which has gone some way towards solving my problem. Data from the check_nt service is picked up by Grafana as a GB...

Thanks for replying - here you go: /usr/local/nagios/libexec/check_nrpe -H 99.99.99.99 -p5666 -c CheckMEM -a MaxWarn=80% MaxCrit=90% ShowAll=long OK: committed: Total: 10GB - Used: 2.431GB (24%) - Free: 7.569GB (75%), physical: Total: 4GB - Used: 1.246GB (31%) - Free: 2.754GB (68%)|'committed'=2.430...

Good afternoon - as the title of my thread suggests, this is PROBABLY a Grafana issue, rather than a Nagios one, but I'm just hoping that it might ring a bell with someone, so here goes... In Grafana, I have set up a dashboard with graphs that monitor memory usage based on the following Nagios comma...

This thread can now be closed, by the way.
Thanks.

Thanks for your reply - can I use it to check services though, as well as processes?
Have a nice weekend all and thanks for your help.
Pete

Good morning - I installed nrpe using the following steps: cd /home/downloads tar xvfz nrpe-2.15.tar.gz cd nrpe-2.15 yum install openssl-devel ./configure --enable-ssl –enable-command-args make all make install-plugin make install-daemon make install-daemon-config yum install xinetd make install-xin...

I can't believe it - I finally realised that the reason why this doesn't work is because I don't have check_init_service installed on my remote host!
How do I get hold of it, please - as it doesn't come with the standard Nagios plugins?
Yours, stupidly
Pete

Good morning and thanks for your reply. In my nrpe.cfg, I currently have: command[mycommand]=/usr/local/nagios/libexec/check_nrpe -c check_init_service -a 'myservicename' define service{ use generic-service #host_name MyHost hostgroup_name MyHostGroup service_description Description check_command ch...

Good afternoon, This might seem like a daft question, but I'm trying to check whether a specific service named (for example) "dave" is running on a number of Linux hosts. I'm familiar with monitoring both services and processes on Windows hosts with check_nt and with the installation of th...

Good afternoon - as an addendum to the above, I reinstalled Nagios, which reverted me to a "Vanilla" nagios.cfg that didn't include any of the host, hostgroup and service config file references that I'd added to it. However, when I restart Nagiost, it's behaving as though it still had the ...