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Nailed it!!! I'll just add this for anybody else who's had the same issue as me: My Nagios host config needed to be obviously set to passive. Added the following in my NSClient .ini making sure the check name began with Host so NSCA can differentiate between a Host and Service. So basically, anythin...

Thank You Abrist!!

I've checked through the docs and completely missed Submitting Passive Host Check Results(I may of been reading previous versions). Investigating further today but this is exactly what i need so feel stupid for missing this!

Thanks Again!!!

Hi Slansing, Many thanks for your reply :-) Basically, the reason why i would like a passive "OK/UP" request is because my NSClient's are located over WAN making Active checks unreachable. VPN & NAT would be a pain to configure due to how many locations and sadly its not going to be po...

Hi,

I use NagiosQL (http://www.nagiosql.org) for adding hosts via web page, It's open source and simple to install. Sadly it's only supported for Nagios 2.x/3.x.

Cheers,

J

Hi All, This is probably going to be really easy one so i apologise in advance if the word "Noob" springs to mind but i have extensively searched online for some form of guide for some time now and enough is enough. I'm currently using Nagios 3.4.4 (with NagiosQL) using Passive mode on rem...