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yes it's the IP... and of course I restart de service many times..

the result I show it below and Attach the nsclient.ini with the password =

What happens when you stop the service on the Windows server? Does it still report invalid password? Do you have a file in the NSClient++ directory called boot or boot.ini ? If yes, what are the contents. the report show a grey status. the NSCLIENT++ have a boot.ini this is: [settings] 1=ini://${ex...

tgriep wrote:Can you post your nsclient.ini file after the reinstall?
Can you try putting a blank password in the ini file and see that works?

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password =

I leave that just like for default

;password=

rkenndy I did! I really did! and nothing happends what about install all over again? bith maybe the last version of nagios? actually I have the nagios3 if I don't get wrong.

this is... and any other command that I tried to use is the same... INVALID PASSWORD.

If NSC.ini also exists, then it sounds like the new version is still referencing the old file. I would: Uninstall any versions of NSClient++ through Add/Remove Programs Delete these directories if they exist: "C:\Program Files\NSClient++" "C:\Program Files (x86)\NSClient++" Then...

Is there an NSC.ini file as well? I attach it again. can you check it I want to go back to this. You uploaded an nsclient.ini file however my questions is to check if there is a NSC.ini file in the same directory? It's very important that you look for this specific file. yes is in the same directory.

I did it and the result is the same still says "invalid password" . I compare the configuration with and old copy of nagios from my backups ( virtual machine ) and works without problem. could be this error about a SSL key or something like that?

the same error that always invalid password but mi NSCLIENT++ configuration DOESN'T have a password