| 27 December 2006
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New NRPE Version Released by Nagios
Many of our customers employ eValid as a monitoring engine in a variety
of system configurations,
but a fairly common one within the
Nagios Host, Service and Network Monitoring System.
The normal mode of operation is to run eValid from the local machine
schedule,
and have Nagios aperiodically extract information
from eValid-generated event logs using scripts fired off by
the component called NRPE (Nagios Remote Process Executor).
It may be important to note that Nagios has
released a new version of the NRPE component that claims
"...more graceful shutdown..." among other improvements.
Details on how to download and use the upgraded NRPE 2.6
can be found on the
Nagios website.
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