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The --pagesplits works on a SQL Server 2000 server that I just set up for monitoring. Still no luck with SQL Server 2008. I still get "CRITICAL:Unable to access SQL Server." It's not a permissions issue because I am using top clearance for testing. However, it's good news that it works the...

bbradley, :) I wouldn't take those Criticals too seriously, I set up most of those default numbers in my test environment, so take that for what its worth. Agreed..However, clients are complaining of performance issues and so in our case it certainly seems to indicate that we have memory issues on ...

Is it just that check that doesn't seem to work? Yes, All the other plugins are working and judging from all the criticals the server needs some work LOL. screen1.png Did you perchance edit the plugin at all? Python is pretty persnickety about whitespace. I have not edited it. Problem still existed...

Keep the -p out, but keep the -I in there. Thanks-That worked! :D That is the one variation I didn't try because I was thinking that I had to specify the port too. Last problem-Any troubleshooting suggestions? [root@Nagios libexec]# ./check_mssql_server2.py -H '192.168.1.24' -U 'sa' -P 'password' -...

Does it work when you do not specify the -p? It does not work when I take the -p 1350 out. That's why I would like to know if there is a way to set a new default port without specifying it in the command line? [root@Nagios libexec]# ./check_mssql_server.py -H '192.168.1.24' -U 'sa' -P 'password' -p...

Lets start with getting the updated check_mssql_server plugins, can you get the latest ones from https://github.com/scot0357/check_mssql_collection/ I downloaded and installed the files from here although they appear to be identical to the version I am already running. And then, there is some docum...

Is there an updated check_mssql_server.py script? I can’t get this to work with the –I ‘INSTANCENAME’ or -T to work on anything. When I do for example without –I (it works) [root@Nagios libexec]# ./check_mssql_server.py -H '192.168.1.x' -U 'sa' -P 'xxxx' -p 1350 --averagewait --warning 20 --critical...