Monitoring remote servers 2

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Re: Monitoring remote servers 2

Post by scottwilkerson »

This looks like you started with the check_xi_service_nsclient so it now make sense how it is laid out.

Ok, so the current command isn't using your $ARG3$ value, but looking at your service setup, I am guessing:
$ARG1$ is your shared password
$ARG2$ is the command to run
$ARG3$ arguments to pass

So here is what you need to do, go to Configure -> CCM -> Commands -> Modify check_nt

Make the command

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$USER1$/check_nt -H $HOSTADDRESS$ -p $ARG8$ -s "$ARG1$" -v $ARG2$ $ARG3$ 
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Re: Monitoring remote servers 2

Post by kiddbios »

$ARG8$ was set as "Secret" I changed it to $ARG5$ and update the services. It's still not working. The other server that I setup with the default ports is not working either. The servers that are on the local LAN are still working.
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Re: Monitoring remote servers 2

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I made the changes you requested. It is still showing the port must be an integer error.
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Re: Monitoring remote servers 2

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Problem solved out of forum...
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