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Where do I need to put routing tables? I don't follow you.

I have put a route in /etc/rc.local and have added it to /etc/hosts too. So I can ping "customer1" and it will route perfectly.

What do I need to do??????

Yes, I can Ping, SSH and SCP to the remote machine from the Nagios XI machine just fine.

Yes, from the Nagios server I can ping the remote (over vpn) box, and I can SSH into it, SCP files, etc.

I have Nagios XI installed on a local server, it works fine. I have NRPE installed on a different local server, it works fine. I have a VPN connection to several remote sites, the connection goes specifically to 1 Linux box. I have root access on that box. On 1 of the remote boxes that I access thro...

I am not too worried about something being resource intensive, I just need to monitor all of these boxes.

How / what is used to do this?

I have Nagios XI installed. We have VPN connection to several clients. That is complete. I can ping to all of the clients over the VPN just fine.

We have 1 port open in the VPN, that is all that is allowed. I need the traffic to go over this 1 secure port.

Make sense?

I am interested in purchasing a monitoring solution. I need a solution that can easily connect to multiple sites over SSH / VPN. I attempted this with nagios core and found that NRPE doesn't work over SSH. The piece that works over SSH, I couldn't get to work. So, are SSH connections supported in Na...