Hello Everyone, Has anyone else been experiencing nsca failing? It has been running for a while with no problems, but is now starting to fail. I have it running in inetd with wait.600 so that it will be able to accept all the connections from our hosts. I had over 400 machines pushing to it at one time, but now due to reloads on the machines I have maybe 250 left pushing to it. I need to push my scripts back out, but until I get this issue figured out, I have to wait. Here is the error I am receiving from inetd: nsca/tcp server failing (looping), service terminated Running on Debian 2.6.15-8. I have set debug to 1 in the nsca.cfg but all I am getting is this error from inetd. I have put the latest version out, 2.6 but when I put the allowed_hosts option in so that I can run it in daemon mode, I get an error that allowed_hosts is not a known option. I looked at my configuration for 2.4 and the allowed_hosts option is allowed there, but not in later versions? Does NSCA need this anymore? Or if it is running in daemon mode will it accept from any connection? Thanks Joseph