NSClient for NT 4

[snapon_admin]

Might seem like a stupid question, but where can I find the latest version of NSClient for Windows NT? As far as I'm aware NSClient++ does not work, so I want to make sure I have the latest NSClient on our few remaining NT boxes.

[BanditBBS]

http://www.nsclient.org/nscp/wiki/doc/installation/nt4

[sreinhardt]

It does in fact look like ++ will work in addition to older nsclient. Have you looked into this page? Although it is about 4 years old. I would highly suggest sticking with the 3.x version if you are going to try that route. Otherwise we are digging around to see what we can find.

**bandit beat me to it**

[snapon_admin]

Solid, thanks. I had not seen that. I will forward this to our windows team to have them try it.

[slansing]

Alrighty! let us know how things go. We will keep the thread open for now.

[snapon_admin]

Ran into a snag. The second link (http://www.microsoft.com/downloads/deta ... ae384097ac) appears to be dead. We were able to get the PDH Library in, but NSClient++ still will not install.

[BanditBBS]

Ran into a snag. The second link (http://www.microsoft.com/downloads/deta ... ae384097ac) appears to be dead. We were able to get the PDH Library in, but NSClient++ still will not install.

https://github.com/daviddl/dungeon/tree ... soft/psapi

Wow, that was hard to find(no sarcasm meant, was honestly hard!)

I would of course scan that for a virus. It should be placed in system32 folder and then dont forget to register it with

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RegSvr32 C:\Windows\System32\psapi.DLL

[BanditBBS]

I may be wrong about the location. Most pages I saw said system32, but the link I shared says system and doesn't mention registering the dll at all.

It has been too long since I used NT, so I can't recall

[sreinhardt]

System would be correct, as for registering the dll, I think it is needed with regsrv32 or the register command. I would definitely agree with the scanning of that dll, or upload to something like virustotal that will scan with most every engine out there.

[snapon_admin]

Great, thanks! I've forwarded this onto our Windows team to have them take a look. I'll update when they've given it a go. Thanks again.