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Hello rohit, take a look at this document. It should be followable in RHEL just fine. http://nagios.sourceforge.net/docs/3_0/quickstart.html

Why don't you give that plugin a try, if you have any issues with it post back here!

What exactly are you looking to monitor on the machines? If you could give us some examples we could see if Nagios has the solution for you.

I sent you a PM regarding this. Glad that you got the scripts working!

Try running the check from Nagios command line with the following:

change directory to libexec: send the check:

The document mguthrie suggested generally helps you self correct any issues. You may also try manually writing the configuration files to see what errors you are recieving. Do this by using the Write Config Files Tool under the Core Config Manager. If you have any problems let us know.

You would be fine just placing those files in the directory as all the other required parts have been included in Nagios XI.

Please let us know if you need more help.

Hey Xcalibur, you should now be able to see the check_autoit_timer check as a service from your Views screen. Are you able to see this? Frequency of checks can be set in the Service's setting from the Nagios Core Configuration Manager, or by clicking on the service from the Views screen and then sel...

Hey excalibur, please see this link for a possible solution: http://labs.nagios.com/2012/06/08/integ ... th-nagios/

It deals with integrating the automation program autoIT with Nagios to check load times of web pages or programs.