How to specify logfile name with NSClient Rest api check_logfile command

I continue looking for documentation then I found on some forum topics and NSClient documentation and there what i learned, :
To activate CheckLogFile you should use these command lines

nscp settings --activate-module CheckLogFile --add-defaults
nscp service --restart

Care to check weither [/settings/default] section doesn’t make error by overwriting ‘allowed hosts’ for NRPE/server and WEB/server parts.

Next, I found a way to check logfile by using check_cache through two lasts jolson’s answers on this topic (Real-time Log File from NSClient++ - Nagios Support Forum) : 

C:\Program Files\Centreon NSClient++>nscp settings --activate-module SimpleFileWriter --add-defaults

C:\Program Files\Centreon NSClient++>nscp settings --activate-module SimpleCache --add-defaults

C:\Program Files\Centreon NSClient++>nscp settings --activate-module NSCAClient --add-defaults

C:\Program Files\Centreon NSClient++>nscp service --restart

Do not forget to check [/settings/default] again.

Then on nsclient.ini, add theses sections :

; Real-time filtering - A set of options to configure the real time checks
[/settings/logfile/real-time]

; Real time - Spawns a background thread which waits for file changes.
enabled = true

[/settings/logfile/real-time/checks/logfile]
file = c:/temp/test.log
target=CACHE
filter = column1 like 'hallo'
critical = column2 like 'wurld'
column split=;

Now you can execute this command to check your files :

/usr/lib64/nagios/plugins/check_centreon_nrpe3 
-H X.X.X.X 
-p 5666 -n -u -2 -P 8192 
-c check_cache 
-a key=logfile

c:/temp/test.log: 2 (ERROR, TYPE2, , ERROR, TYPE1, )

But I wasn’t really happy of the output and I don’t think we can use check_cache on Centreon. On my initial post, the error ‘Failed to execute check_logfiles: 2: The specified file cannot be found.’ wasn’t what i thought. On centreon when we look at how is built ‘check_logfile’ command its written with this parameter ‘--command=check_logfiles’ but it found that it is an syntax error, the correct way is without last ‘s’, so ‘--command=check_logfile’.

EDIT: argument --logfile is also incorrect when I should be --file[s]=

With this syntax I got this output : 
 

/usr/lib/centreon/plugins//centreon_nsclient_restapi.pl 
--plugin=apps::nsclient::restapi::plugin 
--mode=query 
--hostname='X.X.X.X' 
--port='8443' 
--proto='https' 
--legacy-password='XXX' 
--ssl-opt="SSL_verify_mode => SSL_VERIFY_NONE" 
--timeout=30 
--command=check_logfile 
--arg='--file="C:\fakelogfile.log"'

Failed to open file: "C:\fakelogfile.log"

Now I am sure that command prompt is correct but still on a syntax error or an other issue. I also tried with “/” “//” “\” “\\” nothing change still failed to open file.

Do you have some ideas of what can be the right way check_logfile ?