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Many thanks...

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Changed it via the windows.cfg file (I honestly never noticed that 1 and l in command line look identical)... no change to the UI yet but I'll let you know.

The command is not proper.

check_nt!CPULOAD! -l 5,80,90 for the working server

check_nt!CPULOAD! -1 5,80,90 for the ones which arent.

Notice the -1 switch where it should be -l.

Can I change this from here or do I need to do it through one of the cfg files?

Thanks

Thanks for your help so far. I'm at home now so I'll reply to this when I'm in the office again tomorrow.

I changed the host address of shinersql02 to match shinerctx01 and it displayed all the expected service checks of shinerctx01 except with the disk usage and CPU load checks still showing as UNKNOWN. Hmmm... I took various snapshots of this server at each stage so I guess it'll be a case of going th...

Still using the pre-defined checks... It's really weird especially as I can type the command and get the metric from the command line.. Even if I could find something to give me information as to why the check result is UNKNOWN. Nagios.log doesn't even show any further information... just the UNKNOW...

Here are the definitions for all of the servers... is that what you meant?

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Hi, I recently decided to monitor a few core systems with Nagios. The systems are Windows 2008 R2 servers with NSClient++ installed. I followed as much documentation as I could and managed to get Nagios to get everything it needs from the first server. The other 3 are missing the CPULOAD and USEDDIS...

And one more piece of info... upon running ./usr/local/nagiosxi/html/includes/components/nagvis/install.sh, this happens - (I assume that the listed dependencies are missing...?) [root@noc01dev /]# ./usr/local/nagiosxi/html/includes/components/nagvis/install.sh This system is receiving updates from ...

Not sure if this helps but here's the cat output for /etc/httpd/conf.d/nagiosxi.conf. There's nothing in that location for Nagvis for some reason [root@noc01dev conf.d]# cat /etc/httpd/conf.d/nagiosxi.conf <Directory "/usr/local/nagiosxi/html"> # SSLRequireSSL Options None AllowOverride No...