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I have the exact same issue as the person who posted the topic in the below url except I am working with Nagios Core.

https://support.nagios.com/forum/viewto ... 16&t=21690

wget -O myconfig.tar.gz 'https://myserver:8443/nrdp/?cmd=nrdsget ... e=myconfig' --no-check-certificate

will pull a 18k gzipped file that cannot be opened. If I replace myconfig.tar.gz in the syntax to be just a file name, the file contains "No Request Handler".

NRDP is working, I have monitoring checks coming into Nagios Core from the clients being monitored. I can also use
in a url and input the token and receive an "ok" message with no problem.

Any related topics like the url I posted above always seem to end with "send us a ticket", so I don't know what the resolution is.

ks6764 wrote:wget -O myconfig.tar.gz 'https://myserver:8443/nrdp/?cmd=nrdsget ... e=myconfig' --no-check-certificate

This line is a NRDS line used in Nagios XI for NRDS configs. Where are you creating the configs?

I have a directory called nrdp that I have placed under /opt/app/nagios that contains the configs.
I also have a symlink from /usr/local that points to /opt/app/nagios/nrdp

We never built NRDS to work without Nagios XI so I don't have any documentation on what would even need to be set.

I understand you are an XI customer, but the support doesn't include tearing apart the pieces of XI and reassembling them to be used in Nagios Core.

I can submit the inquiry to a different part of your forum to see if the greater community has any ideas.
But there is documentation on this url.

https://assets.nagios.com/downloads/nrd ... erview.pdf

Below is a line taken from the above url.

Where <ipaddress> is the IP address of your
Nagios XI or Nagios Core server.

Sorry, I didn't realize I had submitted this under the Customer Support portal of the site, meant to submit just under the generic Nagios Core category.

ks6764 wrote:Sorry, I didn't realize I had submitted this under the Customer Support portal of the site, meant to submit just under the generic Nagios Core category.

I understand, but really this is an XI component/addon.