Can a remote client send a file to Nagios or vice versa?

[Hugo van der Kooij]

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#ANG CHIN TECK# wrote:
| hi all,
|
| I have tried using nrpe (on NSClient++) to send commands to remote
| windows client to do checks.
|
| but are there any plugins or any other methods that allow sending of
files?
|
| I want to send back log files from client to server using NSCA.
|
| the main reason for using nagios is because of the security features
| provided by NSCA, to monitor the logging for any problems and that the
| codes can be modified.
|
| I googled and nagiosexchanged but no luck.

Sounds like a wrong way to tackle the problem. You should forward the
logs realtime (syslog comes to mind) and then you can analyze them as
much as you like.

If you need to analyze the logs then make sure they are stored safely first.

It's not Nagios job to transfer file from one system to another. You can
use syslog to do this realtime or use tools like putty and friends to do
~ it batchwise.

Hugo.

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