BTW: running it from the Nagios server shows:
nag...@nephilim libexec]$ ./check_nt -H 10.100.150.101 -p 12489 -v
CPULOAD -l 5,85,95,15,80,95
CPU Load 2% (5 min average) 1% (15 min average) | '5 min avg
Load'=2%;85;95;0;100 '15 min avg Load'=1%;80;95;0;100
So the daemon is (obviously or I wouldn't have other graphs) and it can
manually poll it. The other system I mentioned is configured identically
and is successfully graphing CPU trends...
A. Davis
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Andrew Davis wrote:
I added two Windows hosts today and on one system am getting trending
graphs for disks, memory, and CPU. However on the other, I'm only
getting graphs for disk and memory... nothing for CPU. Looking at the
local log on the client shows:
<Date> <Time> error:.\PDHCollector.cpp:264: Failed to get CPU value:
Strange error buffer pointers are f*cked up.
Any thoughts?
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