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Hi inform , This means that you have a dynamic IP. It changed from 10.0.0.2 to 10.0.0.30. Therefore use 10.0.0.30 I got two DNS servers which work together, one is 10.0.0.2 and other is 10.0.0.30, they both on static ip. When in nagios, i want to check the dns service, i dont know how to enter both...

I get this error : DNS CRITICAL - expected '10.0.0.2' but got '10.0.0.2,10.0.0.30'

I got two domain controllors with DNS. What can i change so he will verifiy both dns and not only one?

inform , Do you have HTTP service set up on your server? If you put your server's IP address/exchange/ in the web browser, would you see a web page? In other words, do you have any live web pages that run on the server? yes : https://10.0.0.6/owa/auth/logon.aspx?replaceCurrent=1&url=https%3a%2f...

inform , Glad that it worked! Now as far as Exchnage Core Services. I think by default it tries to monitor all ever known exchange services on your host. Here's the list: MSExchangeADTopology,MSExchangeAntispamUpdate,MSExchangeDagMgmt,MSExchangeDelivery,MSExchangeDiagnostics,MSExchangeEdgeSync,MSEx...

You did it! This solved 95% of the issues i had! Thanks alot. As soon as i copied what you send me into my nsclient.ini and restarted the NSClient service. and forced chcked at XI web page, everthing started to work. Only issues i got are these on my screenshoot Would you please help me for that to?

inform , your log file NSClient log file tells me that you might have a firewall related issue. Is there a possibility to turn off the firewall during this troubleshooting process? Then restart the NSClient++ service from the windows services menu. Also, before you do that can you change these line...

If you so not see results running netstat -an | find "12489" You may need to verify the NSClient++ service is running. If it is running, we are going to need you to share the nsclient.ini from the C:\Program Files\NSClient++ directory The service is running. The nsclient.ini is already he...

It looks as though NSClient++ is having trouble binding to port 12489. From your nsclient log file: My French is quite limited, but it sounds like the context in which NSClient++ is running doesn't have the proper permissions to bind to port 12489. If you run NSClient++ as administrator, does that ...

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I installed NSClient ++ (NSCP-0.5.1.44-x64) on two more servers (Windows 2008 R2). And i have the same error.

Windows firewall on the servers are turned off.

I got Eset antivirus on thems, and i turned thems off, but still the same error.

This would either indicate that Windows Firewall is blocking the port or that the nsclient service is not listening on port 12489. On the Windows host, run the following from a command prompt: netstat -an | find "12489" And see if the service shows up as listening. If it does, then it's a...