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Did you supply a username and password when you executed the command?

How long are you keeping indices open for on the settings page?

collect logs from Windows PCs logs and Network devices(Switches, firewall etc), NLS does this, as long as your device has the ability to forward logs. analyse You can make charts, correlations, etc with Kibana. give various reports eh.. what exactly are you looking for in reports? suggests correcti...

NRPE might be running the command/script as a different user than you're running it as. The best thing you could do to troubleshoot is make sure you're running it as whatever NRPE is set up to run it as. Edit: Looks like it's running as the 'nagios' user as indicated in your posted config file. Try ...

I haven't worked for Nagios for awhile now, but last I knew Ubuntu was not supported. I haven't been watching closely - but I'm not aware of that changing. Red Hat/CentOS is the recommended installation platform.

dwhitfield wrote:What OS are the nodes running?

james.liew wrote:... stops listening on the designated port we use for Windows hosts, say port 3500 and then refuses to receive any log traffic on said port. The Windows boxes run the nxlog agent.

Looks like Windows.

I was working on documentation for this before I left Nagios, but unfortunately never got it pushed out due to a high workload. You'll want to take a look at a project called Lumberjack/Logstash Forwarder/Beats/Whatever Elastic Co is calling it this month. I was able to successfully ship logs to NLS...

Nagios Log Server 2?

This excites me

Is your goal to monitor logs? I think you may have posted on the wrong board.

NRPE is not a required piece of Nagios Log Server.

Try this to uninstall: service logstash stop service elasticsearch stop yum erase httpd rm -rf /usr/local/nagioslogserver rm -rf /var/www/html/nagioslogserver rm /etc/rc.d/init.d/elasticsearch rm /etc/rc.d/init.d/logstash rm /etc/rsyslog.d/nagioslogserver.conf rm /etc/cron.d/nagioslogserver pip unin...