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Roberto NSClient++ includes both NsClient and NRPE
functionality. It listens on the NsClient port as well as on your NRPE port (so
no change need to be made in nagios if you are already using one of these). The nice thing is that instead of running two
services (nsclient and nrpe) you only need to run one service. All your NRPE
commands/plugins will work with NSClient++. NSClient++ (or NRPE) will allow you to
write local monitoring scripts, such as WMI scripts. This can be very useful if
you are running nagios on a Linux box, as nagios on Linux cannot query WMI
directly. Hope that helps Dany Allard From:
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[mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of Roberto Raffo Yes, tks. But there are many plugins fot NRPE on http://www.nagiosexchange.org/NRPE_Plugins.66.0.html and I think that I could use them to do many controls. But I could use also NRPE with NSClient++ and I have for free many
controls…. But, What are the differences? Which is the best, more secure,
more reliable, more performing way to monitor a win2000/2003 environment? -----Original Message----- Try NSClient++ from http://nscplus.medin.name/index.php/Main_Page Depending on your needs and environment
you might be able to use just this and not need nrpe_nt (from http://www.miwi-dv.com/nrpent/ Cheers, Phil ----
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