After you have successfully installed the NSClient++ on the target machine you can run the Monitoring Wizard in the Nagios XI. Select the Windows Desktop or the Windows Server Wizard, according to your needs and follow the directions.
This document describes how to setup NSClient++ in a way that allows Nagios administrators to monitor remote Windows machines using passive checks.
Using NSClient++ For Passive Checks
This document describes how to mass deploy the NSClient++ agent. To accomplish this goal, we'll show how Microsoft's SCCM 2007 can be used to silently push NSClient++ and it's configuration files to many workstations.
This document describes how to configure an FTP server running on your Nagios XI installation. It is intended for use by Nagios XI Administrators who wish to implement FTP on Nagios XI. If your using Nagios to monitor a windows environment, you can use FTP as a component to deploying NSClient++.
This document describes how to install the WMI client on the Nagios XI server. The WMI client is a requirement for monitoring Windows machines using WMI.
Installing The WMI Client For XI
WMI (Windows Management Instrumentation) allows for agentless monitoring of Windows machines. Nagios XI supports WMI monitoring, which provides admins with a simple method of monitoring their Windows servers and workstations without having to install or configure agents. This document describes how to monitor Windows machines with Nagios XI using WMI.
Want to monitor Windows event logs using Nagios XI? This document takes you through the process of monitoring event logs using the NagEventLog agent.
This document is a basic introduction by example of how to monitor additional drives on a Windows client.