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Yes that would be possible, a good place to start would be here: http://exchange.nagios.org/directory/Ad ... -and-Skins

Yes all of that information is within this document:

http://nagios.sourceforge.net/docs/nrpe/NRPE.pdf

If you search "Open Firewall Rules," and "xinetd" you should find what you seek.

Have you made sure that there is a rule to let the check through iptables? And that it is configured though xinetd correctly?

This error does not always have to do with SSL issues. It could be that a firewall is blocking the connection, or a port is not opened or configured correctly. Have you made sure that it is neither of these? Also check to make sure that the service is running correctly. If it is a windows machine yo...

Using the 3.0 release instead of 3.1 will function properly, however 3.1 did include bug fixes see:

http://assets.nagios.com/downloads/nagi ... S-2011.TXT

It should only tell you that a file exists if it is truly there. In which case skipping that step will allow the installation script to continue. I would also try and to make sure there is nothing there.

Have you tried running when the install script gets stuck at that point? This will skip the user and group creation.

Welcome Drewshrider! Just gave you access to the other forum areas.

Try running this command
You should be able to complete the upgrade at this point.

If you are still having issues, try running the check in NSClient++'s test mode. You can still run the command from your Nagios server but have a cmd opened and test mode on.