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Awesome, it worked. I also updated to 5.3.3 so that may have helped. Thanks!!!

revisiting this issue. Unfortunately my decommissioned nagios install does not have a host to compare the advanced commands. This is what I am using now to get a current count but does not list the max during the day: check_xi_service_wmiplus!'user'!'password'!checkprocess!-s Commandline -a 'process...

How would I determine which plugin I'm using or where do I find the configuration? We had another installation of Nagios and it displayed the max number of connections.

To clarify, management is getting these stats in a scheduled pdf report so they don't readily have access to the nagios dashboard to find the max.

I guess I am using the default plugin that is used with stock install of nagios. This looks like the template that is being used xiwizard_windowsserver_nsclient_service this is what I get when running from the command line. [root@localhost ~]# /usr/local/nagios/libexec/check_wmi_plus.pl -H 172.16.13...

I am monitoring a process count and need the performance graph to report the max number of instances in the given period and taking out excluded processes variable that was automatically inserted. Below is an example of the performance graph I am using process count.jpg VMware Image CentOS 6.8 64bit

I am also trying to schedule a page to email as a report. Is there any way to turn the page into a report?

This was a report off a dashboard that I wanted to add a custom title to. I will post it as a feature request.

I have tried searching for this, but I have not been able to find an answer. I am new to Nagios, so sorry if this has been answered before. I currently have daily and weekly reports setup in Nagios for a specific process, but the reports being sent out are just graphs in the PDF file. Is there a way...

Yes, when I scan the ports with nmap, they are both open. As noted before, other processes being monitored on the same server work fine. It is just this one process.