nrpe

[Frank Zhang]

Thanks a lot.
I can run "check_nrpe -H myhost", and I also can run "check_nrpe -H myhost
-c command"
Just the web site still give me error message "critical, connection
refused or time out"
Frank  

On Wed, 20 Aug 2003 Frank.Langanke at RSBICK.rohde-schwarz.com wrote:
 
> Try to run the check_nrpe command on a console first and see if it works there.
> 'check_nrpe -H yourhost' should return the version of your nrpe daemon installed
> on the remote machine. Remember that you got to have a 'check_cpuload' plugin
> installed and configured in the nrpe.cfg on the checked host.
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