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check_mem.sh

Took some experimentation

Because I'm fairly inexperienced at managing Nagios, I had to hunt around to figure everything out. Hopefully this will be helpful to others: I added the command to objects/commands.cfg I added the service to servers/services.cfg I added the command to etc/nrpe.cfg on both the Nagios Server and the target Host I added a line to nrpe/common.cfg on both servers of: command[memory]=/usr/local/nagios/libexec/check_mem $ARG1$ $ARG2$ I restarted nrpe (xinetd) on the target host(s) with: sudo systemctl restart xinetd I restarted nagios on the nagios server sudo systemctl restart nagios

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