http://www.nagios.com/services/support/coresupportplans
That said, I looked back through the 5 pages in this thread and I see a bunch of mixed items, in some posts you are showing config files connecting to a mysql server on 10.106.10.197 on others you show localhost, in some threads you are showing mysqld logs from the same machine that is your nagios machine but have the DB linked to a different server...
So here is the questions:
What are you trying to accomplish?
Is the correct table structure setup on the database server?
Have you verified that the database server, and the user you are using to connect, actually has the appropriate permissions on that server to write to the nagios database?
Can you verify that when you start ndo2db it is actually making the connection to the remote mysql server?
Also, make sure on the nagios server in /etc/sysctl.conf you have
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sysctl -p