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Sorry for joining the conversation so late, I had a new Baby born this week.
NC_net as mentioned earlier should be capable of some of your objectives the
current version is on sourceforge and I still maintain and respond to issues
that users tell me about. I do not recall recieving any issues from you in
regards to NC_Net problems.
NC_net is capable of WMI, and running scripts on the Windows host. It is
also capable of schedualing a bunch of checks and submitting them via NSCA
(Passive checks) on a down side NC_NET only accepts one connection via
active check at a time at this point (this seemed to be a concern of yours
based on the recent email)
NSClient ++ from my understanding is capable of NRPE.
Maybe to solve your needs you can inplement several of these Agents and use
them on different ports.
TOny (Author of NC_NEt)
On 6/20/07, Alessandro Ren wrote:
>
>
> We had stabilities issues with the nsclient++, that I reported to the
> maintainer.
> Our whole customer base uses nsclient already and it is very stable,
> but it had a 5 connections limit, so for hosts with many services, when you
> force the check, it would give "could not fetch data". We fixed this
> limitation and are in the process of adding features that we need.
> For the time being, we will stick with the nsclient and as Hoger Weiss
> pointed to the GPL license, will be releasing a new version soon.
> If someone wants the test our currently version, please drop me a
> private note and I will send it.
> Thanks.
>
> Ethan Galstad wrote:
>
> I would suggest applying patches to the NSClient++ project, which was
> started to continue development of the NSClient project after the
> earlier maintainers didn't have enough time.
>
> Alessandro Ren wrote:
>
>
> I want to add some new features to the nsclient, like support to run
> remote programs much like nrpe-nt and WMI but I can not locate the
> author to ask him if I can do that. I've tried to talk to him via his
> homepage, http://nsclient.ready2run.nl/.
> Does anybody know if the code is opensource or how could I get in
> touch with him?
>
> Thanks.
>
> Alessandro Ren
> http://www.opservices.com.br
>
> Ethan Galstad,
> Nagios Developer
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