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Hello Nagios Crew, I am having an issue with the values represented in a graph. I have created a script in power shell that counts hops from a remote machine towards its AD. The script will return the number of hops to nagios and it will graph it. The script will have the following output: OK: HOP C...

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Lock it up.

Sandro

That was not what I intended. I was hoping that I could get the 2 results in 2 different graphs in the performance graph page associated to the check.
From what I read it looks like it is not possible. Do you confirm?

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SAndro

So I worked on this and found a way to do it. NCPA agent has the capability to launch commands from the host it is installed on. You place the script in the agent's plugin directory (C:\Programfiles (x86)\nagios\ncpa\plugins). Next Create a check like this: /usr/local/nagios/libexec/check_ncpa.py -H...

Hello Scott,
thanks the suggestion it worked. Is there a way to not have both parameters in the same graph?

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Sandro

Hello lmiltchev,
let me keep the situation under control for another week and if all is ok we can lock this.

Sandro

Hello Nagios Crew, I have created a powershell script that I have my ncpa agent launch. the script will output jitter and ping stats as in image stats01.jpg. This is what the script will output once launched: SERVICE:OK - Average Jitter is 0.0475 ms - Average Return Time 22.3 ms|'Avarage_Jitter'=0.0...

So I guess I will have to wait.
The problem is that some plugins like the DELL idrac checks use more than the available fields so more than 8 $ARGS$ are very usefull.
This can be closed.
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Sandro

Hi lmiltchev,
seem like the UNKNOWN storm has stopped.
What dose the check_logging = 0 do exactly?
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Sandro

Hello Sam,
I am running version 5.5.6.

Can you explain what you mean?

Attached image to clarify what I mean.

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SAndro