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Thanks for your help I've tried that - I followed instructions online and I just copied and pasted your line too I think I'm going to give up on nagios - after 3 or 4 weeks I have nothing but wasted time. I do appreciate your efforts though. Now I have to go googling for another bloody product - do ...

Hi sorry my post didnt seem to work.
Yes - exactly the same as attached.

Thanks for your response.
Yes - the same - attached
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Chris

Hi Thanks for your response. The line was already there just missing the single quote marks which I have added in (pls see attached) I did an "apply configuration" from the GUI but unfortunately no different I still get this when I look for guests within the GUI. length() used on @array (d...

Untitled page.pdf So please help me be certain that I am using the correct details please - I must be doing something wrong. I have a vmware environment which has a vmware vcenter server as a virtual machine in the environment. That machine is a suse linux enterprise sever 64 bit when I open the co...

thanks for connecting with me :-) On install I get successful - no errors but a warning thus: the following perl modules were found on the system but maybe too old to work with vsphere cli Please bear in mind I have installed the OVA provided by nagios so Im guessing they are all going to actually w...

Hi, I am a new user to nagios. Would like to connect my LDAP - have already several systems using LDAP into AD. Unable to get LDAP to work using any combination of SSL/ TLS and all the ports offered on the web as possible ports. Suspect the problem may be related to certificates - however I have the...

Nagios XI 5.4.13
So desperate to find something which will monitor my environment - but getting more and more frustrated with nagios

thanks

Arrggggggg. I hope someone can assist me in what would appear to be a simple issue..... Ive been trialling nagios for a few weeks. I still don;t have the ability to monitor vmware. I run the wizard: I get this: length() used on @array (did you mean "scalar(@array)"?) at /usr/lib64/perl5/IO...