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This option still didn't help my problem. Any other ideas?

Okay, I have both AIX and Linux (Nagios) server able to run check_nrpe -H IP and both return same version. On Nagios server I can issue the check_nrpe -H AIX IP -c check_command and I receive the correct output. But when I place the check in my services.cfg to monitor in the Nagios app I get a Error...

Okay....

define command{
command_name check_nrpe
command_line $USER1$/check_nrpe -H $HOSTADDRESS$ -c $ARG1$
}

Current config, do I need to add > /dev/null or is there a certain syntax I need to follow?

And where to I define this command? Under the check_nrpe file or under xientd.d/nrpe ?

I have an AIX client using NRPE daemon and a Nagios server on Redhat 6.3. I install the nrpe daemon on AIX server and I issue the check_nrpe -H nagios server and get the version info back but when I issue the same check_npre -H AIX host I get this error: CHECK_NRPE: Response packet had invalid CRC32...

I forgot to post how I fixed my issue: On both AIX and Nagios Servers (AIX 5.3 and RHEL 6.3) reinstalled the nrpe-2.13 agent and to make sure to use --enable-command-args --disable-ssl Add the vlan in /etc/hosts.allow with nrpe:IP Address - Nagios server AIX server add Nagios server for allowe_host ...

I got it solved, thanks for the help!

More information: I issued the check_nrpe scripted from my Nagios server with the default nrpe script (standard on install) check_procs. and it returned correctly. When I issue the check_nrpe on a custom command I placed in I get the error: Warning Process Count must be an integer! Below is my comma...

Yes, as my last post states the command I want the AIX server to run. But again I issue the command from Nagios server I get Waring Process Count must be an integer! but on AIX I get the correct output.

I'm guessing your wanting on the AIX server:

command[check_command]=/usr/local/nagios/libexec/check_procs -w 2 -c 2 -a 'process running'