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Hello,

From nagios server check_jmx_exec command is showing { (curl). Suspecting due to this it is not generating graphs. Also assuming due to nrpe version might be it is giving problem, which is running v2.8.1.

I am wondering will be there any issue due to nrpe version ? can anyone please advice me for generating graphs?

/usr/local/nagios/libexec/check_nrpe -H perslosec03
NRPE v2.8.1

/usr/local/nagios/libexec/check_nrpe -H perslosec03 -c check_jmx_exec
JMXEval OK - 8 checks, 8 ok
[1] SEC_QUEUE_SIZE OK - HTTP queueSize - 0
[2] SEC_ACTIVE_THREAD OK - HTTP activeCount - 0
[3] LIVE_THREAD OK - Live thread count - 604
[4] DAEMON_THREAD OK - Daemon thread count - 501
[5] GB_HTTP_ACTIVE_THREAD OK - HTTP activeCount - 0
[6] GB_HTTP_ACTIVE_QUEUE_SIZE OK - HTTP queueSize - 0
[7] GB_HTTPS_ACTIVE_THREAD OK - HTTPS activeCount - 0
[8] GB_HTTPS_QUEUE_SIZE OK - HTTPS queueSize - 0 | QUEUE_SIZE=0;10;15 ACTIVE_THREAD=0;200;400 LIVE_THREAD=604;740;780 DAEMON_THREAD=501;740;780 HTTP_ACTIVE_THREAD=0;300;350 HTTP_ACTIVE_QUEUE_SIZE=0;20;50 HTTPS_ACTIVE_THREAD=0;300;350 HTTPS_QUEUE_SIZE=0;20;50 time=1.0s
{



Regards,
Yousuf

Yousuf,

It is very possible that this plugin does not support performance graphing. Please do the following:

Navigate to this service through the web interface then click the service's name to view it's details page.

Copy and paste here what is located in the Performance Data section of the details page, for example: Please provide us with a link to this plugin "Where you downloaded it from."

Also, do not double post questions regarding the same thing in different threads, it adds clutter and makes it more difficult for us to properly answer your questions in a timely manner.