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I like a project monitoring ADABAS Data Base.

Someone has already done some monitoring on such databases.

Thank You

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1. New NRPE.cfg config
2. Execute command prompt
3. NRPE Log

please!!

hi kakaluru And should not affect the replication process database has no relationship with the nrpe process. An important detail is that the NRPE is and always should be this rule is for monitoring not for automation of tasks . It's a fine line that often thinks as monitoring goes to validate proce...

Hello Kakaluru The first thing you need is to change the following line in the hosts file nrpe.cfg BUGZILLABCK before allowed_hosts = 127.0.0.1 After allowed_hosts = 127.0.0.1, IP Nagios Server before dont_blame_nrpe = 0 After dont_blame_nrpe = 1 At the end of the file you have all commands with arg...

Hello Kakaluru IP is the same BUGZILLABCK 10.174.16.11? The IP 192.168.30.38 is the Nagios Server? You can try the following and post the results /usr/local/nagios/libexec/check_nrpe -H 10.174.16.11 -n -c check_load That line is you should try from the Nagios server not from the same BUGZILLABCK You...

Hi Ravil

I see that the plugin has root permissions can try running as nagios from the console to rule than a permissions issue.

further validate a recommendation that the folder where the plugins also have the same permissions and run nagios nagios plugins with full path.

JN

One option you could evaluate not use xinetd nrpe but as a service / process thus can not depend on another process to verify that the NRPE is functioning properly on the remote computer. recommend additional long as you include a host with an agent to perform monitoring agent and the port through w...

You can try to modify the configuration file in the following lines nrpe.cfg # COMMAND ARGUMENT PROCESSING # This option Determines whether or not the NRPE daemon will allow clients # Specify arguments to commands to That are Executed. This option only works # If the daemon configured WAS With The -...

Hi Kakaluru Before testing the execution from the Nagios server you can try running the command locally on the remote machine something like / check_nrpe -c -H 127.0.0.1 check_load With this you're eliminating potential points of failure. If it works you can validate as the NRPE is configured with S...