I noticed that Nagios Plugins 2.0 was released yesterday (http://nagios-plugins.org/). I'm curious to know how these correlate with Nagios XI.
A couple of questions I have:
Does XI ship the latest Nagios Plugins in each release?
Do the plugins get copied over the existing plugins on upgrades?
Are there plugins that are exclusive to XI?
Are there plugins that are in Nagios Plugins that aren't in XI?
Thanks,
NagiosXI and Nagios Plugings
Re: NagiosXI and Nagios Plugings
I've been thinking the same questions.. 
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Re: NagiosXI and Nagios Plugings
Usually. Major XI releases almost always include the newest plugins version.niebais wrote:Does XI ship the latest Nagios Plugins in each release?
Yes. Installing the plugins package will overwrite the old plugin files in libexec.niebais wrote:Do the plugins get copied over the existing plugins on upgrades?
Yes. Those plugins are also distributed with XI.niebais wrote:Are there plugins that are exclusive to XI?
No. XI includes the nagios-plugins package and others.niebais wrote:Are there plugins that are in Nagios Plugins that aren't in XI?
Nagios XI 2014 is right around the corner, and that major update will include a newer version of the nagios-plugins.
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Re: NagiosXI and Nagios Plugings
Thanks for the information.
Re: NagiosXI and Nagios Plugings
Before we close this up, have you had the chance to try out any of the plugins or look at the change logs?
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Re: NagiosXI and Nagios Plugings
I've looked at the change logs but haven't had a chance to try them yet. One customer will be waiting till the 2014 release.
Re: NagiosXI and Nagios Plugings
I'll close this up, but feel free to let us know how things work out when you do get to try them. We can test all we want in-house but the real results come from the field.
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