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There isn't going to be another way to force IPv4 with this plugin, you would need to update.

Hello.

Sorry in clumsy English.

I had permission of the update.

I install latest NSClient++(Ver. 0.4.4.19) in server C.
Do you not have any problem in this version?

Is there any setting to perform after installation?

Hello.

Sorry in clumsy English.

Additional information and confirmation matter

There was a server D you are using a NSClient ++ of the same version as the server C.
This server D has been confirmed correctly from Server A and Server B.

Why can you not confirm only server C from server B?

The NSC.ini file of server D and server C was the same setting contents.
Because I obtain it, the permission of the update carries out the update.

I cannot understand why it turns out different to use the same file.
Where should I investigate to find a difference?

It is the NRPE plugin that needs to be updated, not NSClient++. You are trying to force IPv4, which didn't work on your previous version.

This guide shows you how to install the plugin on Nagios Core:
http://sites.box293.com/nagios/guides/n ... centos-6-5

Hello.

Sorry in clumsy English.

A reply becomes slow and is sorry.

The problem was settled.

The IP address that I owned plural IP addresses in a server-side targeted for monitoring, and could not communicate with Nagios server B was set.

It was mysterious that PING went, but the problem was settled.

P3_25 wrote: The problem was settled.

I just want to double-check: are we ready to close the thread?