Nagios Support Forum

Hello @BenCowan,

Can you connect to your mysql database via the CLI? If you need the passwords used by Nagios XI, you can get them from /usr/local/nagiosxi/scripts/get_mysql_passwords.sh

What were your questions?

Hello @rfaulkner99, For your PowerShell script to process the arguments correctly, you want the CLI input to be plugins/plugin.ps1 "arg1" "arg2" "arg3" To get this behavior as a passive check, you can use %HOSTNAME%|TEST = plugins/test.ps1 --args "arg1" --args...

@rj-admin2, It looks like Veeam on Powershell 7 requires the use of -UseWindowsPowerShell as a parameter when importing the Veeam PowerShell module Actually, I just discovered that using the -UseWindowsPowerShell parameter when importing the Veeam PS module that it will actually work on PowerShell 7...

Hello @RPerrotta,

We are looking into getting a signing certificate for official builds of NCPA

It would seem you're running into some kind of error regarding your disk check. You can definitely use a custom plugin in place of the failing disk check. Just create a plugin that grabs the disk information you're looking for, put it in /usr/local/ncpa/plugins and now you can access that plugin as ...

Hello @pnikhade,

Have you checked your Nagios logs? Have you configured your hosts/services to utilize your defined commands?

Hello @AngeloMileto, The disk node should return all local disks, but if you want a bash script to do this, you should be able to add a plugin like this: #!/bin/bash df -h --output=source,pcent,target | grep -vE 'tmpfs|udev' | while read line; do echo "$line" done and use check_ncpa with m...

Hello MxR57, Can you run /usr/local/nagios/bin/nagios -v /usr/local/nagios/etc/nagios.cfg to see if Nagios Core thinks your configuration is good? You can also check the permissions of your configuration file with ls -l and check /var/log/nagios/nagios.log to see if Nagios Core is running into any e...

Hello @drewdavis, You can definitely accomplish what you're thinking of using something like the following: # Check if Nagios is running with /etc/init.d/nagios status, pgrep, systemctl status, ps aux | grep, etc. # $? holds the exit status of the last command if [ $? -ne 0 ]; then echo "Nagios...