On 8/9/06, Ganesh Vembu <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
You need the check_nrpe plugin on the server doing the monitoring, and the nagios plugins you plan on using, on the client being monitored, as well as the nrpe server.
Another way (which is what we do) is use check_by_ssh instead of check_nrpe, took a bit more setup, but works better for us at least.
Hi allI finally got my Nagios running...Then I realized that it was checking stuff for the local machine and not any other machines I specifiedOk so NRPE it isdoes this have to run/install on the machine I want to monitor or just on the nagios server?any insight will be of great helpand how exactly does it have to be installedUsingfedora core 5Nagios 2.5Plugins 1.4.3thanks allganesh
You need the check_nrpe plugin on the server doing the monitoring, and the nagios plugins you plan on using, on the client being monitored, as well as the nrpe server.
Another way (which is what we do) is use check_by_ssh instead of check_nrpe, took a bit more setup, but works better for us at least.
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