Nagios Cross-Platform Agent
Monitoring agent for Windows, Linux, and Mac



Comprehensive Monitoring Made Simple.
Explore the full range of NCPA's capabilities designed for seamless monitoring across all platforms. Discover how NCPA simplifies your monitoring needs with powerful, built-in features.
Cultivating Solutions
The origins of NCPA can be traced back to the 2012 Nagios World Conference, where a network admin stated, "I have no idea why agents are so difficult". After reflecting on the statement, we had no answer. The idea for NCPA to be a single monitoring agent that was secure, simple, and easy to manage was formed.
In 2014, the first version of NCPA was released with the basic features that are core to the project such as the cross-platform API. Today, NCPA has come a long way from the initial idea back in 2014. It includes countless extra features with many more under development.
If you'd like to get involved with development, check out the contributing guide on GitHub. If you're not a developer, but would like to help in other ways, feel free to give your feedback and comments in the issues section of the project.
Contribute to NCPADownloads
Latest stable agent - Version 3.1.0View the changelog to see a list of all feature additions and bug fixes
NOTE: Before upgrading to NCPA 3 from NCPA 2 on Linux, you must upgrade your GPG key as can be seen at repo.naigos.com
Don't see your version of OS on the list? Visit our GitHub to build it for your own distribution!
NCPA Version
Previous versions of NCPA are available below. Operating system builds vary by NCPA version.
• Windows 8+
• Windows Server 2016+
Other Downloads
Download the plugin, older versions, and development versions.
Documentation
Know more with technical documentation on NCPA.
Getting Started Guide
Nagios Exchange
Help Reference
Other Documents
F.A.Q.
Here are some common questions about NCPA.