NSCLIENT

[Kevin Keane]

You don't have to purchase one. If you want to do the editing manually, 
use Microsoft's Orca. http://support.microsoft.com/kb/255905

Or if you want to automate it, look into MakeMSI. 
http://dennisbareis.com/makemsi.htm This scripting language is a bit 
quirky, but it works.

That said, I'm currently working on a complete Nagios client including 
install package that may do just about the same thing (and a few more 
things). You can already download it from Sourceforge, although the 
"burn the server IP address into the MSI" functionality isn't 
implemented yet. One thing I did differently from NSClient is that I am 
using HTTPS to submit the results (an older version also supported SSH, 
but I have not re-implemented that in the latest version). That lets me 
avoid firewall issues.

It is based on NSClient++ with quite a few enhancements.

http://sourceforge.net/projects/tntmonitoring/

Martyn wrote:
>
> Can anybody recommend an MSI editor, I would like to add the IP 
> address of the server before I send the client MSI out, if I have to 
> purchase one I do not mind.
>
> Cheers
>
> Martyn
>


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