Configure NSCA in NSClient++.

[Mathew Walker]

if it's for windows event logs... i use NagEventLog... just made my life easier.  NSClient++ handles the active checks and NagEventLog handles passive checks for Event Logs.

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Date: Tue, 7 Jul 2009 14:20:48 +0300
From: nttbroken at gmail.com
To: nagios-users at lists.sourceforge.net
Subject: [Nagios-users] Configure NSCA in NSClient++.




Hello Nagios users,

I have 2 questions for NSClient++ users:
1. How can I configure NSCA in NSClient++ (installed on the windows server 2003 machine) to send passive checks data to the Nagios Linux server?
from the installation and the initial ini file to the working and ready NSclient++ with passive checks.
2.  What ports I need to enable on the windows machine? 5667? others? what i need to enable on the Linux server machine?

the NSCA is configured and supposed to work on the Nagios Linux machine.
Thank you!
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