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my earlier response got tweaked a bit, and I think I lost something as a result. To clarify, there is no hostname.cfg found under /etc/nagios/okconfig/hosts/ instead, the new one I am trying to make is saving there, but all existing hosts are actually saved under: /etc/nagios/okconfig/hosts/default....

# This is a template service for hostname # Services that belong to this host should use this as a template define service { name hostname use default-default_service host_name hostname contact_groups default service_groups default register 0 } # We are still using Ping as a service in addition to ...

Great. This worked. However, I've installed the client successfully but when I was in the adiagos web GUI adding a host I get an error 'warning! Error: could not register host (config file: '/etc/nagios/okconfig/hosts/hostname.cfg starting on line 1). What I've noticed is all my existing hosts' conf...

Thanks, although, yes I am looking for the old version of the agents (clients).

Thanks for the help in my earlier thread, inheriting monitoring this system has been a challenge. I need to install additional system monitoring. A handful of machines are CentOS and others are Windows. The CentOS version is 2.6.32-573 and existing clients have NRPE is from June 2015, I'm not sure w...

I built a new command, which let me successfully create the command the way that I wanted, tied that command to a new service. I added that service to monitoring that particular host. I tested the warnings at a higher level than the drive's current free space, and received my notifications successfu...

Ahh yes, I am running Adagios overtop of Nagios, I hadn't realized that. I was in the web gui interface trying to edit the command 'okc-windows-chcek_disk_D'. I am not the root user, which is the owner of the config file that had a fit: /usr/share/okconfig/templates/windows/commands.cfg I've attache...

I made the change but I receieved a 'Fatal: /usr/share/okconfig/templates/windows/commands.cfg is outside repository

Sorry, Additional help. What would be the best syntax to adjust the check Commandline is currently: $USER1$/check_nrpe -c check_drivesize -H 10.10.10.10 -a "crit=free<5g" "warn=free<8g" drive=d: is it as simple as changing it to "crit=free<5%" warn=free<8%"?

The one item was a typo, apologies. Answers in no particular order: 0) I can try adjusting it to percentages. We adjusted the space on the drive so it's not at a state where it will warn me at the moment, however. 3) Running /usr/lib64/nagios/plugins/check_nrpe -H 10.10.10.10 returns: I (0.4.3.143 2...