Hi all,
I have a question about how to browse services on NCPA.
I installed NCPA Agent 1.7 on Windows 7 and 2008 R2 with token for active checks,
but when I type "https://localhost:5693/api/?token=blablabla" I don't see services.
{
"value": {
"root": {
"logs": [],
"service": [],
"process": [],
"windowscounters": [],
"system": {
"node": [
[
"PC-182"
],
"name"
],
"machine": [
[
"AMD64"
],
"name"
],
...
...
...
"Service" is a feature of the agent NCPA or do I have to build a plugin for that purpose?
NCPA Agent
Re: NCPA Agent
Even if you ctrl+f search for "service" you find nothing? What does the URL "https://localhost:5693/api/service/" bring you?
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Re: NCPA Agent
It does..
{
"service": [],
}
other things like cpu memory and users are ok.
{
"service": [],
}
other things like cpu memory and users are ok.
Re: NCPA Agent
NCPA 1.7 has some issue on windows which are fixed in 1.7.1 which is going to be out soon. The services and processes section is not showing up in windows for 1.7 right now. Unfortunately 1.5 is the only other build version available in the archive folder on assets.nagios.com/downloads/ncpa/. I would recommend waiting for 1.7.1 as it will be the most stable version - we've been working the last few days on making sure there is a stable release pre-built for pretty much every system.
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