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Sure.. you can close it out. This issue (a.k.a. me) has been resolved.

Freaking awesome.. man.. that did it. I didn't take into account that in nagioSQL I pass the HOSTADDRESS but in the EventHandler, there is no option so you have to pull the hostaddress. Much appreciated. Sometimes you need a second set of eyes lol You rock!

Sorry.. part of my screenshot was cut off.. but that enabled 1 is there.

That's what I thought as well.. I viewed the cfg files that the DB writes to and they match.
Executing either manually works:

I have verified that the path is correct.. and I was able to run it as the user/group without issue and that the service stopped on the windows side. The nrpe exists in both.. pre NagioSQL implementation.. but still works. Also.. to note.. if I make it the Service Template.. and not the event handle...

Sorry.. here is the side showing enabled as well...

Sure.. Let me know if you need more info. Here is the Check Command itself: check_command1.JPG Here is the Event Handler setting: The rest are blank because I have a service template for the other configs.. I also tried the Event setting in the service template as well.. check_command2.JPG define se...

Hello, First.. YES.. I did try and look through the articles but did not find anything that worked for me. And YES it is possible I missed some good articles.. I know NagiosSQL is not your product but I am expecting that the result would likely be the same regardless of the event handler being in na...

Thanks for the information. I will likely end up moving over in the future anyways.

Have not found any information on this version. I have had everything automated for a long time and off and on I try and dabble some with auto writing out the services/config which is in DB to file. I have yet to be successful in getting this to work as post data doesn't work and there are no API's ...