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Nailed it! All is working. Thanks Sax!!

Confirmed. Here are screenshots of the service common and variable settings.

Here's the entry in nsclient.log when it fails while having the %1 in the batch file:

Excellent! Now when I run either of these commands, the service is bounced. And the event handler is restarting the stopped service automatically as it should. ./check_nrpe -H <hostname or IP> -p 5666 -c restart_service -a spooler ./servicerestart.sh CRITICAL <hostname or IP> spooler The Print Spool...

Here's the thread on their forum for anyone interested.

Box293 wrote:Using NSClient++ I don't believe what you want is possible, I don't think you can be that specific with the warning and critical definitions for multiple services. I would suggest you post a question in the NSClient++ forums about this.

Great, thanks Box. I'll see what they say over there.

I have successfully set up monitoring multiple Windows services with NRPE using the command below. We have several server "types" we group our servers in (i.e. Citrix, Web, Database, etc.) which will each have their own bag of services we want to watch. Easy enough to configure and manage ...

[I have requested access to the Customer Support forum previously and do not yet have access.] System profile attached. Nagios installed manually on a minimal CentOS 6 VM. Everything is vanilla. I am trying to follow the guide here here for automatically restarting a windows service via NRPE when it...