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Check this plugin out: https://github.com/jpajicek/puppet/blob/master/nagios/files/server/plugins/check_cisco_wlc In it's current form it should allow you to check the numeric count of connected APs as well as whether or not a particular AP OperStatus is associated (based on its name). So if you kno...

I think it might be more appropriate to change the address value of the host object unless you have modified your commands to use $HOSTNAME$ instead of $HOSTADDRESS$. The default check_ping command definition uses $HOSTADDRESS$: # 'check_ping' command definition define command{ command_name check_pi...

cmd.cgi isn't doing anything more sophisticated than accepting a request and writing that request out to the external commands file: https://github.com/NagiosEnterprises/nagioscore/blob/master/cgi/cmd.c#L2138-L2144 That external commands file is then churned through by some sub-process within Nagios...

Can you share the output of the following commands executed from the CLI of the offending Nagios Log Server machine:

It would probably be better if nagios.domain.com and monitoring.domain.com were setup as separate virtual hosts with 301 redirects to nagiosmaster.domain.com rather than configuring them as aliases. Particularly if CNAME records already exist for the aforementioned.

I recall a feature request (ID 10315) for a "less annoying" renewal message. More discussion here:
https://support.nagios.com/forum/viewto ... 16&t=41442

Based on that thread's history, looks like it'll be in 5.5.0

however I can't seem to get this to trigger as a warning. That logic would have to exist in the Powershell script. The script's exit code is generally what determines OK/WARNING/CRITICAL status. Alternatively you could wrap your check_nrpe execution in something that parses True or False into somet...

It would be best to consult with your Red Hat administrator for the best course of action. I don't know your environment/organization and there may be underlying factors influencing the best course of action. so would i use the following command then once i get it reverted back to 3.5.1 from the VM ...

Does the MSSQL user's password have any special characters in it? Stuff like ! # $ ' " . Certain characters are reserved in Bash and may be causing parts of your command to break. A sequence of errors messages almost identical to yours was solved in this thread due to special characters in the ...

It depends on what you mean by "non-agent". Strictly speaking, no there isn't a way to monitor those metrics without the use of some sort of agent . If your concern is avoiding the installation of hundreds of copies of NSClient++ (or NCPA), you could leverage one of the native Windows moni...