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Hello Scott,

I changed the command yesterday as I did not want the System Reserved parameter there.The new command and output is

COMMAND: /usr/local/nagios/libexec/check_nrpe -H 172.19.176.33 -p 5666 -c CheckDriveSize -a CheckAllOthers MinWarn=20G MinCrit=10G Volume=System Reserved

OUTPUT: WARNING: C:\: Total: 67.6G - Used: 49.5G (73%) - Free: 18.1G (27%) < warning|'C:\ %'=27%;70;85 'C:\'=53114626048B;0;2147483648;0;72598155264 'D:\ %'=45%;96;98 'D:\'=326531956736B;0;2147483648;0;584649273344

The new graphs are below. It still shows warning 0 and critical 2147483648. Below is the output that I got after running the command. There is another host that uses the same command and its performance graphs are affected as well.

Thank you.

Did you get this resolved on the other host as well?

The graph says warning at 0 and critical at 2147483648 instead of saying Warning at 20G and critical at 10G. This is the case for both host's performance graphs.

Thank you.

Actually, this looks like it is a bug in NSClient++

http://www.nsclient.org/nscp/ticket/550