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When i verify the config of my logserver I get the following error: {:timestamp=>"2021-01-20T06:26:00.338000+0100", :message=>"The given configuration is invalid. Reason: Couldn't find any input plugin named 'grok'. Are you sure this is correct? Trying to load the grok input plugin re...

Thank you Scott. That did the trick

When I try the command on the commandline, this works as expected. But when I try the same command in Nagios XI it fails with: "Failed to validate filter see log for details: Filter expression is not valid: name like \'uds.c\' I have tried the following as well: -a filter=”name like \‘uds.c\’” ...

Hello, Is it possible to use regular expressions in check_nt to see if multiple services are running? We have a lot of servers running services which all start whit the same three letters, but have different names on all servers. Instead of creating all these different service check, I would like to...

We are using the snmp interface in NagiosXI.

Hmm, I have 1744 traps defined, but all are of a Normal severity. But I think a lot of them should be changed to either Warning or Critical. Otherwise traps don't make sense if they are not alerting.

When importing MIB files, I see that all snmptraps are defined with a default severity of Normal.
Is there a way to quickly (maybe not using the webinsterface) change the severity of a number of traps?

A really nice way to do this is, instead of using NRPE, to use snmp.

See my url to find more info on this:
http://mona.deltics.info/snmp-execute-remote-script/

There is some information on:
http://mona.deltics.info/snmptrapping/

So it should work in Nagios as well...
This is the command from your command.cfg file