Command line argument for Windows

[Brian J. Dent]

I'm testing a script where I pass an IP address to a Windows command/batch
file.  The IP is separated by the ! as shown below.  In the definition of
the command, I define -p $ARG1$.  And finally on the host I'm trying to
catch the argument.  Either the command definition or the actual argument in
Windows is not right.  Any comments?

 

>From the definition file:

define service{

            .

check_command           check_nrpe_nt_remote_arg!192.168.4.8

            }

 

>From the checkcommands.cfg:

define command{

            command_name            check_nrpe_nt_remote_arg

            command_line               /usr/local/nagios/libexec/check_nrpe
-H $HOSTADDRESS$ -c nrpe_nt_check_remote_arg -p $ARG1$

            }

 

>From the host's NRPE.cfg file:

command[nrpe_nt_check_remote_arg]=c:\nrpe_nt\ping_remote.cmd $arg1$

 

Regards,
bjd
 
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