Nagios XI Windows Server issues

[tgriep]

The check_nt command needs to have the port specified in the command.
The -p option is where you would set that.
From your screen shot examples, you would put the following in the $ARG7$ field.

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12489

Try that and post back it if works or not.
If it fails, post the screen shot of the error.

[deathscythe272]

The current command on the configure service reads
check_nt!Password12345!COUNTER!'-l "\Network Interface(Intel[R] 82574L Gigabit Network Connection)\Bytes Total/sec" -p 12489 -w 7000 -c 9000'!!!!-p 12489!

I've also attached a screen shot of the configure>core

[rkennedy]

It looks like your check_nt command is depending on the resource.cfg for $USER7$ - could you make sure $USER7$ is equal to 12489? Please post it if you have any questions. /usr/local/nagios/etc/resource.cfg

Alternatively, you could adjust the command to use $ARG7$ for the port specification, but this could mess things up.

[deathscythe272]

I've attached a screen shot of my resource.cfg and its set correctly as far as I can tell any other ideas?

[dwhitfield]

What's the output of ./check_nt --version? If you aren't running the latest, you might want to upgrade: https://assets.nagios.com/downloads/nag ... ios-XI.pdf

Also, you might want to upgrade NSClient to .4.4 (or at least .4.3).

[deathscythe272]

Its currently at version 2.0.3 I know a upgrade is being talked about but in the mean time trying to get this working any ideas?

/usr/local/nagios/libexec/check_nt --version
check_nt v2.0.3 (nagios-plugins 2.0.3)

[ssax]

Please edit your service and:
- Clear out $ARG7$
- Change your Check command from check_nt to check_xi_service_nsclient
- Save, Apply Configuration, test, and let us know the results.

Thank you

[deathscythe272]

Changing the command worked but I am currently just seeing a 0 in the reporting status I was figuring to get some network traffic stats. My current command is
check_xi_service_nsclient!!COUNTER!'-l "\Network Interface(Intel[R] 82574L Gigabit Network Connection)\Bytes Total/sec" -p 12489 -w 7000 -c 9000'!!!!!

I am currently seeing this screen shot

[tgriep]

Can you login to that Windows server with an administrator account.
Start up the performance Monitor tool and verify that the "\Network Interface(Intel[R] 82574L Gigabit Network Connection)\Bytes Total/sec" counter is showing more than 0 for the traffic?