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That worked! Thanks very much. I'm not sure why I didn't get the new nrdsconfigmanager but it's fine now after I installed the client one last time, and results are coming in again for that one configuration that wasn't working. By the way -- the NRDS passive features are my favorite part of Nagios!...

Hi - yes I did it twice even to be sure. Each time I cleared out any related files/folders from /tmp, and I redownloaded the install package using a fresh link from the NRDS config manager page.

I checked the contents of the newly installed script at /usr/local/nrdp/clients/nrds/nrds.sh .... trying to find some version information. Here's what I found from the top of the file. #!/bin/bash # # Written by: Scott Wilkerson (nagios@nagios.org) # Copyright (c) 2010-2011 Nagios Enterprises, LLC. ...

Hi thanks for the reply. So I did a brand new client install using NRDP. On the client, I nuked the /usr/local/nagios and /usr/local/nrdp folders. On the server, I created a brand new NRDS config package using the default checks, and selected Linux as the O/S. But I am getting the same error on the ...

Our XI server is running Redhat 6, and we did the manual installation of XI (i.e. we did not use the vm image).

Hi, I'm having a problem when trying to run/install the passive NRDS configuration on one of my hosts. I get the error: ERROR: CONFIG_OS is not a valid cfg field. It seems that this happens only to configurations that I create or update after the upgrade to 2012 a few weeks ago. My other passive cli...