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First, when you ssh into the QNAP yourself, are you logging in as 'admin', just like the check_by_ssh plugin?

Second, I think we'll need to see the output of Maybe even get a better understanding of how files are populated there.

Yes, you can modify or create new free variables via the API. Here is an example of creating a new free variable. If this free variable had existed, it would have updated the free variable. [root@nagiosxi1 ~]# curl -XGET "http://192.168.14.11/nagiosxi/api/v1/config/host?apikey=9uRkM667AHJQMjCKm...

There are two popular ways that a website could request credentials. One is called basic authentication, the other is form based authentication. The Website Wizard will handle basic authentication. This type of authentication looks like a pop-up window when you load a site. Form based authentication...

Ah, I missed the allowed hosts part. It looks like that configuration isn't part of the silent install. One thing you could do is just have a standard ncpa.cfg file out on the network share along size the script that installs NCPA. Once NCPA is installed, the script could copy the standard config to...

Potentially. Let's troubleshoot this in the other thread, and if we can confirm that the service is working as expected, but you still get the token error, we can come back to this one.

Do the Windows Server 2008 machines have the same errors in their log files? Can I get a screenshot of those? I'd like to troubleshoot the Windows Server 2008 machines first, since they're supported by NCPA.

Specifically we'll want to look at the win32service_ncpalistener.log file.

Alright, one more thing to try. Let's restart Elasticsearch, and then assuming it comes back into a running state, start LogStash. systemctl status elasticsearch && systemctl restart elasticsearch && sleep 10 && systemctl status elasticsearch That should come back saying that...

Looks like the version of OpenSSL you have has dropped support for NRPE's DH key exchange. https://github.com/NagiosEnterprises/nrpe/issues/93 You can bypass the issue by adding --with-need-dh=no to your configure command. Or if you are not yet settled on NRPE, you could take a look at our newer age...

Absolutely! Check out the NCPA Windows documentation on the Silent Installation method.
https://www.nagios.org/ncpa/getting-sta ... nt-install

Is this a virtual machine? We have a document for expanding a virtual disk.
https://assets.nagios.com/downloads/nag ... M-Disk.pdf

Let me know if that will help.