nrpe use

[Dorfman, Justin]

Could you provide a screen shot?


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On Tue, Sep 14, 2010 at 2:04 PM, Oscar Cano Rodriguez <ocano at corvelis.com>wrote:

> When I run any command to monitor a solaris the nrpe server runs fine from
> console, however in the browser sends me the error:
>
> (Return code of 137 is out of bounds)
>
> I'm using solaris 10
>
> Any ideas?
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