Hi all,
I'm running Solaris 10 on the client that is being monitored. However, when
I run the command netstat -a | grep nrpe, I see multiple instances of the
NRPE daemon
running as shown below;
nag...@pms # netstat -a | grep nrpe
*.nrpe *.* 0 0 49152 0 LISTEN
pms.nrpe h1de4.n2 56147 5888 0 50540 0 TIME_WAIT
pms.nrpe h1de4.n2 56148 5888 0 50540 0 TIME_WAIT
pms.nrpe h1de4.n2 56149 5888 0 50540 0 TIME_WAIT
I have tried to *kill* them (using kill command) but that doesn't seem to
work because they just don't go away - weird right? :) I would like to kill
all the pms.nrpe processes..
Anyone have another way of achieving this?
Thanks,
Juki
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