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<P><FONT SIZE=2>He also appears to be using '-t(zero) 15' instead of '-t(oh) 15'.<BR>
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From: Chris Stankaitis <chris.stankaitis@datawire.net><BR>
To: Kreig Dubose <KreigD@webex.com><BR>
CC: Nagios-users@lists.sourceforge.net <Nagios-users@lists.sourceforge.net><BR>
Sent: Thu Mar 13 07:26:49 2003<BR>
Subject: Re: [Nagios-users] send_nsca<BR>
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send_nsca doesn't require the "-H" Flag for hostname, you just define<BR>
the hostname without the -H you also don't need '-p' unless your<BR>
switching the nsca host to listen on a different port... 5667 is the<BR>
default port for send_nsca<BR>
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The following line should be all you need.<BR>
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./send_nsca nagios.yourdomain -to 15 -c /etc/nsca.cfg<BR>
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Chris<BR>
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Kreig Dubose wrote:<BR>
> OS: RH8<BR>
> Nag: Nagios 1.0<BR>
><BR>
> I'm trying to obviously get send_nsca working. I've read through the<BR>
> documents and perhaps it's due to the late hour, or my ignorance ;) but I<BR>
> cannot determine how to supply the actual service check to the nagios<BR>
> station.<BR>
><BR>
> On the host<BR>
> [kreigd@goclnx1 nagios]$ ./send_nsca -H nagios -p 5667 -t0 15 -c<BR>
> /etc/send_nsca.cfg<BR>
> Incorrect command line arguments supplied<BR>
><BR>
> NSCA Client 2.3<BR>
><BR>
> On the nagios server<BR>
> kreigd 25227 1 0 Mar12 ? 00:00:00 ./nsca -c /etc/nsca.cfg<BR>
> --daemon<BR>
> tcp 0 0 *:5667 *:* LISTEN<BR>
><BR>
> Do I need to write a script to use this command? or do I just redirect the<BR>
> output of the check_* command to send_nsca ??<BR>
><BR>
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> I can find no docs that answer this seemingly fundamental question??<BR>
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> TIA,<BR>
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> Kreig<BR>
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