returned an invaled return code 255

[ariarlet]

Thanks!

In the other server in local run correct but de nagios x said that cant not read the log

[jolson]

Okay, so now you can run it on the local server fine, but XI still gets an error. Which error does XI get?

[ariarlet]

can't read log

and the other

same error: code 255

but the two servers local run correctly

[jolson]

Interesting. Is nagios able to perform any checks on the remote hosts? CheckDisk, for example?

I'm thinking that it's possible nagios isn't able to return any result from your NSClient boxes. Can you confirm or deny this?

[ariarlet]

the check_nrpe test run correctly

[ariarlet]

And the other servers my check_log3 run good 0 problems

[jolson]

Can you compare the NSClient.ini files between your working servers and your non-working servers? There must a difference somewhere that we're missing.

[ariarlet]

the files are same

[jolson]

Are the NSClient versions the same?
What about the perl scripts - are they the same? You'll also want to check on the perl versions.

Is it possible that the perl versions on the two non-working servers are using non-standard exit codes? Nagios needs a 0-3 exit code to interpret results properly.

[ariarlet]

yes, the same version.

But, I do not understand why it works locally and from nagios not working. I did the same in other servers and it works perfectly while in two servers returns me the error 255 I got it solved as you said but it only works locally , not remotely . And in other servers you can not read the logs locally instead reads perfectly .

Both versions as .ini are the same. The only thing that varies servers can not read the logs is the location of nsclient not found in the C : if not in D :, may be that the problem to be played by nagios xi ?