Monitors VMWare backups made with ghettoVCB
ghettoVCB ia a great free backup solution for VMWare.
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Monitor VMWare backups made with ghettoVCB
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Check_BackupExec
This plugin checks the status of Backupexec's alert log and generats an Error if there is any error in the Backupexec's error log that is not acknowledged
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Nagios StatView
Nagios StatView is a dashboard for Nagios.
It is designed for TV monitors of 32-40? and to give a quick health status of the network.
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box293_check_vmware
This Plugin allows you to monitor a VMware vCenter / ESX(i) environment using your Nagios monitoring solution.
IMPORTANT:
This Plugin is NOT designed to be run on your Nagios host, instead it is offloaded to the VMware vSphere Management Assistant (vMA). This is due to some performance issues that occur with the VMware SDK which can easily overload your Nagios host.
How all of this works is explained in the manual including full instructions to get you up and running as quickly as possible.
The manual is included with the plugin.
The plugin allows you to monitor the following:
Cluster_CPU_Usage
Cluster_DRS_Status
Cluster_EVC_Status
Cluster_HA_Status
Cluster_Memory_Usage
Cluster_Resource_Info
Cluster_Swapfile_Status
Cluster_vMotion_Info
Datastore_Cluster_Status
Datastore_Cluster_Usage
Datastore_Performance
Datastore_Performance_Overall
Datastore_Usage
Guest_CPU_Info
Guest_CPU_Usage
Guest_Disk_Performance
Guest_Disk_Usage
Guest_Host
Guest_Memory_Info
Guest_Memory_Usage
Guest_NIC_Usage
Guest_Snapshot
Guest_Status
Host_CPU_Info
Host_CPU_Usage
Host_License_Status
Host_Memory_Usage
Host_OS_Name_Version
Host_pNIC_Status
Host_pNIC_Usage
Host_Status
Host_Storage_Adapter_Info
Host_Storage_Adapter_Performance
Host_Switch_Status
Host_Up_Down_State
Host_vNIC_Status
Tasks_Events
vCenter_License_Status
vCenter_Name_Version
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Check_as400
Nagios plugin to monitor IBM System i (AS/400)
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Nagios XI High Availability
This document will explain the steps of two node active/passive cluster configuration for Nagios XI.
Please test it in testing environment before go to configure in production.
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check_mdf
check_mdf - Check Minimum accepted Disk Free space
Usage description:
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Script/Nagios plugin checks all local FS's in one round run. It checks 2(4) thresholds together.
You can't think of modify FS check params (e.g. in nrpe.cfg) always when you add/remove FS to your system.
The script help you with defining best edge values after you run it with a proper parameter.
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FireMotD
Generate a dynamic MotD (Message of the Day) which displays system information after logging into a Linux server.. For example IP, Release, Kernel, Platform, Uptime, CPU Utilisation and Load, Memory, Swap, Disk information, the number of yum / apt-get / zypper updates waiting to be installed, the number of processes in use, the number of active sessions and the PHP version.
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check_rpi_temperature
check raspberry pi temperature with perfdata and warn/crit thresholds
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check_lag
This nagios plugin checks lag members on Ethernet switches and controls if they are active. It queries the LAG MIB (.1.2.840.10006.300.43).
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check_network_device_ping
Logs onto a remote network device, executes native ping command and parses the results. To avoid establishing hundreds of telnet sessions to the same device and to circumvent CLI session limits imposed by some platforms (ie. Cisco IOS's 5 vtys), pinging is done by a background process ('daemon') started once per network device. Each daemon will keep a CLI session open as long as there are checks to be performed. If left idle, daemons will die out after a (configurable) period of inactivity. This way, all checks performed by one device are controlled by a single remote CLI session as long as those checks are not too far apart.
Features:
* Supports several platforms including (but not limited to) ios, iosxr and junos and is easily extensible.
* Supports pinging inside VRFs and source address/interface selection along with other, more common parameters like ping timeout, packet count and size.
* Basically depends only on Net::Telnet module, as other required modules are either already included in Perl distribution or installed on most systems by default.
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check_end2end.pl - automate a website navigation
check_end2end.pl is a plugin allowing automation of navigation through the definition of a list of steps to be performed. It is based upon LWP::UserAgent and Monitoring::Plugin modules, available from CPAN.
It checks overall status of the process, and can check total and/or individual duration of steps.
License: Perl 5 license.
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Check Microsoft SharePoint 2010 Health
Checks Microsoft SharePoint 2010 Farm Health. This plugin will alert you for each item in the SharePoint Health Analyzer status report that has no 'Success' severity.
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Check Microsoft Windows Network Connections
Checks all Netstat connections on a Microsoft Windows Server, after applying filters passed as argument, such as an ip address, port or process name. Returns total count of each connection state, alerting if warning or critical threshold for TCP connections is reached.
Starting from version 2 it is possible to use the --Count parameter which will require less cpu, but only returns total TCP connections.
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check_lacp_ports
Do portwise checks of LACP trunks between switches or similar equipment, using only the standard IEEE8023-LAG-MIB.
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Check MS SQL 2008 / 2012 Used Memory
This tool is written in Python and it uses Windows Performance Counters to get the MS SQL memory usage. Using the Perfmon counters makes it so that a SQL account isn't required.
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check_esxi_hardware.py
This script is a Nagios plugin to monitor the hardware of ESX and ESXi servers. It can also be used as standalone script to check the hardware. The plugin is written in python and uses the pywbem extension, so you need to have python with pywbem installed. See Requirements for more information.
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NAF - VMware - Snapshot
Set of scripts for creating a Reactor event chain which will can manage VMware snapshots.
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Nagios and Braintower SMS Gateway
Can I connect my Braintower SMS Gateway to Nagios?
Of course you can use your Braintower SMS Gateway to send alarms from Nagios via SMS.
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check_fortigate.pl: fortigate,fortimail, fortianalyzer
Checks fortinet appliances via SNMP v1/v2c/v3, with perf data:
Usage:
check_fortigate.pl -H -C -T [-w|-c|-S|-s|-R|-M|-V|-?]
Options:
-H --host STRING or IPADDRESS Check interface on the indicated host
-P --port INTEGER Port of indicated host, defaults to 161
-v --version STRING SNMP Version, defaults to SNMP v2, v1-v3 supported
-T --type STRING CPU, MEM, Ses, VPN, Cluster, Firmware, HW, ..
-S --serial STRING Primary serial number
-s --slave get values of slave
-w --warning INTEGER Warning threshold, applies to cpu, mem, session, firmware
-c --critical INTEGER Critical threshold, applies to cpu, mem, session, firmware
-R --reset Resets ip file (cluster only)
-M --mode STRING Output-Mode: 0 => just print, 1 => print and show failed tunnel, 2 => critical
-V --vpnmode STRING VPN-Mode: both => IPSec & SSL/OpenVPN, ipsec => IPSec only, ssl => SSL/OpenVPN only
SNMP v1/v2c only
-C --community STRING Community-String for SNMP, only at SNMP v1/v2c, defaults to public
SNMP v3 only
-U --username STRING Username
-A --authpassword STRING auth password
-a --authprotocol STRING auth algorithm, defaults to sha
-X --privpassword STRING private password
-x --privprotocol STRING private algorithm, defaults to aes
-? --help Returns full help text
Requires Net::SNMP, List::Compare, Getopt::Long, Pod::Usage, Switch
This plugin checks FortiGate devices via SNMP (enable snmp, configure community and allow snmp access on client lan)
* Update 2016-05-13: added FortiAnalyzer support, improved Cluster-State check and added Firmware-Check
* Update 2015-03-11: added WTP support (thanks to Mikael)
* Update 2015-02-26: added SNMP v3 support
* Update 2013-01-16: changed CPU OID, added net usage
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