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Hello, I have nrdp configured on my nagios server (10.10.0.189), also on my remote client server if i execute send_nrdp.php , it executes fine.

root@remote-client:/usr/local/nrdp/clients# ./send_nrdp.php --url=http://10.10.0.189/nrdp/ --token=Hdt988tdxrtsuzx12 --host=remote-client --service="ping" --state=0 --output="The host is up and OK"
root@remote-client:/usr/local/nrdp/clients#

How can I see this results on Nagios server, Also how to enable monitoring for various other services for the remote client. and how do schedule it on my remote client servers.

Someone please help.

dpa.clt wrote:How can I see this results on Nagios server

Assuming you have a host named "remote-client" with a service named "ping", you should see "The host is up and OK" in the specified service's status output. Is this not the case for your setup?

dpa.clt wrote:Also how to enable monitoring for various other services for the remote client.

Run a plugin and pipe it's exit code and output to send_nrdp's --output and --state arguments. For multiple services using the same plugin, you could use wrapper scripts.

NCPA also supports passive checks if you're open to using an agent. You can have NCPA take care of a lot of the "scheduling/configuring" end of things. That's probably the cleaner way of doing this.

dpa.clt wrote:and how do schedule it on my remote client servers.

Most commonly: cron for Linux, Scheduled Tasks for Windows. Or, if you're using NCPA, there's configuration settings related to scheduling the checks.

Nagios XI also has a lot of this sort of thing baked-in.

Thanks for the help @mcapra!

dpa.clt, He's right, did you create a host and service check? That is how you would see passive checks Nagios.

https://support.nagios.com/kb/article/n ... s-762.html

Otherwise, Let us know if mcapra's suggestion helped you!

thanks for the response .We were able to get it configured with nagios core,nrdp and ncpa client .
Still some issues .I have posted it in a new thread.

Thanks for the suggestion

Sounds good! I'll be closing this thread!

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