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From ssb-voor-01_168.162.97.143 , can you share the output of the following commands executed from the CLI: su nagios /apps/nagios/libexec/nagios-jmx-plugin-1.2.3/check_jmx -U service:jmx:rmi:///jndi/rmi://168.162.97.143:7780/jmxrmi -O jboss.system:type=ServerInfo -A TotalMemory -w 3247300864 -c 325...

That's a very cool setup :) If you'd like to see this sort stuff make it into Nagios Core, you can always raise an issue on the github with your findings and suggestions. If this requires mklivestatus to function, it might be more appropriate to share your findings with that community: https://mathi...

You might find this documentation useful. It describes all the entire NDOUtils database model: https://assets.nagios.com/downloads/nagioscore/docs/ndoutils/NDOUtils_DB_Model.pdf Could you clarify what you're referring to with last_hard_state and usec ? A lot of the _usec fields aren't directly relat...

Since NRPE is running as a stand-alone daemon, the xinetd configuration isn't being used for anything at the moment. That configuration would only apply if NRPE was running under xinetd. With NRPE running as a stand-alone daemon, you will need to alter your nrpe.cfg to include the Nagios XI machine'...

I understand the frustration. The granularity is available for services, just not in the way your particular services have been deployed. There aren't very good options for overloading definitions within any given service/host when it's inheriting attributes from a hostgroup. Ideally, there may be a...

Did you use any particular guide when setting this up on your Gentoo machine? This one looks pretty reasonable:
https://wiki.gentoo.org/wiki/Nagios/Guide

Since we don't control what Gentoo distributes as a "nagios" package, troubleshooting is a bit tricky.

Can you share the service definitions you are using? Also any relevant command configuration being used in the service.

Anything NRPE is doing is unlikely to cause this sort of behavior. It's also going to be difficult to troubleshoot a pre-built Docker container that we didn't put together ourselves. Can you post your nagios.cfg file so we can get a better idea of what this setup looks like? It's typically located i...

We would have to see the existing Apache configurations being leveraged. Most of the NRDP directives exist in /etc/httpd/conf.d/nrdp.conf , but this isn't accounting for any sort of additional hardening done against Apache itself. If you can provide your entire apache configurations being used, we c...

You could probably look at the volume of requests showing up in access_log and at least get a unique IP/host of someone who's got an awful lot of requests coming in. But based on how we authenticate those AJAX requests on the back-end, there isn't an easy way to tie the authentication token to any s...