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This might help a little.
https://support.nagios.com/kb/article/n ... re-41.html

You could make a bash script that does what you want that doesn't take args.

The script would run from the same host as the checks you want to combine.
You might want to look into how you're checking the thing bandwidth and have a look on the echange.nagios.org site for plugins.

Is nrpe running on the remote host? It might be running from xinetd or as a service.
Go to your host that's being checked and look in /usr/local/nagios/etc/nrpe.cfg and /usr/local/nagios/etc/nrpe/ for the check_all_disks command.

What do you see after a failed login?
Check the logs for the web server.

Write a script that runs each of the checks, sums the data and alerts if needed. Pretty simple.

Have you thought about checking the web server httpd?
The nagios service runs checks. The web server serves the web pages.

I'll bet there is...
https://www.nagios.org/ncpa/help/2.0/active.html

Enterprise features are usually features in the UI, not related to monitoring. Monitoring is checking status of things on hosts in the network. Since you have XI you might ask nagios if you can temporarily downgrade a nagios host to play with it and see what features aren't there. Or create a VM ins...

This depends on the plugin defined in the command. Nagios sets status based on the return value of a check.