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So are we. We've not seen anyone else with the issues you are having. It's possible something happened in the initial server setup that didn't actually matter until now, but piecing that together could take some time.
Is your means use check_by_ssh instead of check_nrpe for monitor this server?
I think at this point you should consider it. We do support NRPE, and can continue this thread looking at your NRPE issue, but it's a waste of *your* time to keep beating your head against it, *if* check_by_ssh will work for you. You might try check_by_ssh and if you have issues just go back to trying to figuring out NRPE, but if check_by_ssh works on the first try for you, you are going to save yourself some time. Plus, it's more secure.
So are we. We've not seen anyone else with the issues you are having. It's possible something happened in the initial server setup that didn't actually matter until now, but piecing that together could take some time.
Is your means use check_by_ssh instead of check_nrpe for monitor this server?
I think at this point you should consider it. We do support NRPE, and can continue this thread looking at your NRPE issue, but it's a waste of *your* time to keep beating your head against it, *if* check_by_ssh will work for you. You might try check_by_ssh and if you have issues just go back to trying to figuring out NRPE, but if check_by_ssh works on the first try for you, you are going to save yourself some time. Plus, it's more secure.
So thanks
Can i monitor all of these with check_by_ssh ?
Cpu usage
Disk space for all file systems such as (/, usr , tmp , swap , /var)
Uptime
Ssh
Memory usage
If you run into issues with check_by_ssh that you want to work through, I'd suggest opening up a new thread so that people don't get confused between that and the NRPE issue.