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Good morning - with your help, I finally got around it like this: define command{ command_name check_tcp_ta command_line $USER1$/check_tcp -H $HOSTNAME$ -p $ARG1$ -w $ARG2$ -c $ARG3$ } define service{ use generic-service #host_name hostgroup_name MyHostGroup service_description Port_5556_TA check_co...

OK, so from the command line, the following works: [nagioshost:/usr/local/nagios/libexec] > ./check_tcp -H MyServer -p 5555 TCP OK - 0.011 second response time on MyServer port 5555|time=0.010687s;;;0.000000;10.000000 but when I translate this into a service thus: define service{ use generic-service...

That's a really good response - I didn't realise that the port referred to NSClient++, so I've learned something valuable today - thank you! I'll now read through the rest of your post and see if I can employ any of your suggestions or if I need to go back to my user to get more information. Watch t...

Hi, @mcapra - thanks for your prompt response!
All the hosts on question are Windows.

Cheers
Pete

Good afternoon,

Just checking if anyone has any suggestions (or even three big fat "It's not possible"s) as to how I could report the versions of:
Chrome
Chromedrivers and
Java

installed on a remote host?

Thanks in advance

Pete

Good afternoon, I have been tasked with monitoring if two instances of java.exe are running on a remote host - one on (for example) port 8888 and the other on port 9999. From the command line, I get: ./check_nt -H MyServer -p 12489 -v PROCSTATE -l java.exe -d SHOWALL java.exe: Running, java.exe: Run...

This is a stunningly good answer - thank you VERY much for the time you took to put it together, and the speed in which you did it - right before hometime too (it's 17:38 :-)), so I don't have to spend all evening worrying about it! As soon as I started reading your answer, I realised my error - the...

Good afternoon, Following on from my request for suggestions for plugins to monitor disk performance, I stumbled upon the following article: http://sites.box293.com/nagios/guides/common-checks/disk-performance Using NSClient++ 0.4.3.143 with nrpe support enabled on my Windows hosts, I was able to de...

Thank you, tgriep - most of the ones I looked at in Exchange seemed to have comments below them suggesting that they didn't work properly, which was why I was looking for advice on here!
Pete

No, this has resolved my question, so the thread can be closed.

Thanks for all your input.