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How were you attempting to schedule downtime? What access does your user have, host\service contact, reconfigure all hosts and services without admin, or full admin rights? I attempted as a nagiosadmin, on the service detail page and had no issues, just for reference. Prior to update, my user accou...

After upgrade to 2014 I can't schedule downtime anymore. This is error message I get. -- It appears as though you do not have permission to submit the command you requested... If you believe this is an error, check the HTTP server authentication requirements for accessing this CGI and check the auth...

I was getting the same thing today with a similar service, MSSQL$SCANMAIL. I think it might have something to do with the $ in the service name and the way it's commented out. In XI 2012, in order to include the $ in the service name being checked I had to add '\\$' to the command, like MSSQL \\$ $...

Can you run the same check with the verbose flag from the cli? check_nt -H <hostip> -s "<password>" -p 12489 -v SERVICESTATE -l MSSQL\\$$MICROSOFT##SSEE -d SHOWALL And then again as verbose: check_nt -H <hostip> -vvv -s "<password>" -p 12489 -v SERVICESTATE -l MSSQL\\$$MICROSOFT...

Can you show the actual command that is run from the command line, along with the output of it? (hide sensitive info) Don't know about command line as we are managing XI through web interface. This is the one that shows in "Monitor the service with this command... (Advanced users only)" c...

I am getting SQL Server check errors after upgrade to 2014. Error is pretty much the same for any SQL Server instance I have. Here's the one example. ***** Nagios XI Alert ***** Nagios has detected a problem with this service. Notification Type: PROBLEM Service: SQL Server \__VIM_SQLEXP\__ Host: vce...

Thanks you for config file provided, but I don't see from your post what's the file name and where it should be located. Is this something that should be added to NSC.ini?

I had to reinstall NSC++ in order to get service running again. I did installed it with NSCA option and did "Windows Event Monitoring Wizzard" after that and included System and Application log. I have them now listed in NAGIOSXI but status is PENDNING for a long time now, so I am guessing...

Weird, after I reconfigured NSC++ and enabled NSCA it completely disappeared from my services. It still shows as installed on the system but not in the services.

What's the difference between NSC++ and NSCA client, can they coexist on the same server? NSC++ has "Enable NSCA client (dont enable unless you really use NSCA)" and "Enable WMI Checks" options. Should I enable any of them and use them for monitoring EventLogs?