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Box293 wrote:Have a look at this guide:

http://outsideit.net/real-time-eventlog-monitoring/

Thank you, but it for nsca and Nagios XI

I would like to monitor the event log through nrpe, but have some trouble with understanding syntax.
I'm looking for examples

The checkeventlog command is the legacy version and it may have been dropped on the newer version of NSClient. Try using check_eventlog as the command. Also, make sure the following is in the nsclient.ini file. CheckEventLog = 1 That will enable that command for NSClient. Thank you! It works! But n...

Do you see anything in your NSClient++ log file? Yes As I wrote I see this: on the winservers (192.168.20.251) I see error in nsclient.log CODE: SELECT ALL 2016-02-18 17:27:26: error:c:\source\nscp\service\NSClient++.cpp:893: Unknown command(s): checkeventlog available commands: commands {, check_c...

I see this on the winservers (192.168.20.251) I see error in nsclient.log 2016-02-18 17:27:26: error:c:\source\nscp\service\NSClient++.cpp:893: Unknown command(s): checkeventlog available commands: commands {, check_counter, check_cpu, check_drivesize, check_files, check_memory, check_os_version, ch...

Hi All! Please help me! I have Nagios 3 Core on CentOS 6 installation to monitor my Windows 2008R2 servers. On the win servers there are NSClient++ (with NRPE) 0.4.4 Multiple Monitors runs normally through NRPE ( CheckMem for example) I want to monitor Windows Event Log. But, I got error when run th...