The only thing I can guess is even though I tell it --ssl it initially tries http and that is blocked by firewalls. I could be completely off base with that guess as well, I'm just at a loss!
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Doing the first thing results in NagiosXI web page being loaded.
Doing the second thing results in invalid host name.
I'll PM you the actual full url so you can test.
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The example you gave in PM isn't a valid example. It's going to load the web page of the IP you used in -H arguement. If you add a -v to show verbose, you'll see it isn't loading my webpage but instead is loading whatever page is at that IP you used.
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Don't the --ssl and -S do the same exact thing, why are both required? I can validate it is working.
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