DHCP

[David Gerbec]

Hi!

Antonio Pereira pravi:
> Hello,
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I assume u're useing nagios 2.5...

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> Is there a way to monitor DHCP in remote locations?
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Check out the NRPE deamon
(http://nagios.sourceforge.net/docs/2_0/addons.html#nrpe). U should be
able to check remote sites with NRPE with no problem.




Regards,
d.

> 
> I have 4 sites in different cities. I presently have Nagios setup to
> work on one site. But I would like to be able to monitor the other 3 sites.
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> Thanks
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