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Does anyone know how to install nsclient on ubuntu linux? Or anything similar to nsclient. I'm using a java api called nsclient4j in order to get the values from the nsclient. I've done it on windows. I need to do it also on linux. Pls help.
I've had trouble with installing and setting up NSClient on Windows some time ago too. That's why I switched to using NRPE which works like a charm, both on Windows and Linux. Documentation can be found here.
Does anyone know how to install nsclient on ubuntu linux? Or anything similar to nsclient. I'm using a java api called nsclient4j in order to get the values from the nsclient. I've done it on windows. I need to do it also on linux. Pls help.
You really shouldn't append new questions to 4 year old posts. Typically the only ones that will see those are the people that subscribed at the time. If you open new threads for new questions they get much higher visibility.
EricTRA is right on the mark - the best way to monitor Linux/UNIX clients is with NRPE. You have to install the package on your Nagios master to get the check_nrpe plugin there then on each of your clients to get the nrpe client which can be run as a daemon or with (x)inetd.
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