If you are setting up a new system please have a look at check_mk. Just google
the name.
>>> "Paul Singh" <[email protected]> 2011/04/13 13:47 >>>
Hi. I'm running nagios core 3.23.
Can you advise how to set up commands and services that query things on remote
hosts such as disk space or pagefile usage like we do for localhost?
Is there a sample config available somewhere so that I can get a rough idea?
Trying to use this on Nagwin.
Thanks, Paul.
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