[Nagiosplug-devel] Help!

[Christine]

Ok problem solved

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> 2011/3/16 Christine <chroll13 at hotmail.com>:
>> Bonjour, En fait je ne connais plus l'adresse pour se connecter à la 
>> tchat
>> de Nagios! Mais j'ai une question!
>> Je n'ai pas les plugins check_snmp et check_hpjd et je ne sais comment 
>> les
>> installer !
>
> Well a good starting point would be... http://nagios.org/download/plugins
> Depending on what operating system you are using there could be
> pre-built packages though.
>
> Ritchie,
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