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Nagios plugins for monitoring NFS.
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Check if all specified nfs/cifs/davfs mounts exist and if they are correct implemented. That means we check /etc/fstab, the mountpoints in the filesystem and if they are mounted. It is written for Linux and Solaris, uses proc-Filesystem and was tested on ...
check_nfs / check_nfs_file
www.gbl-software.de/nagiosbinaries/index.htmlTwo Nagios plugins to verify the presence and used disk space of an NFS share, and the existance of a file on that mount, without needing to mount the share from the OS. Accessing NFS files using the OS may result in long delays, and unkillable processes ...
check_nfs.sh
I didn't like any of the NFS scripts I saw so I put together what I thought was a more elegant solution.
check_nfsmount
www.reversemidastouch.com/nagios/Check NFS mounts are available on a server using showmount command
check_nfs_export
I threw this together quick, it uses the local output of showmount -e to verify a specific filesystem is exported. Does NOT check if portmapper is running Does NOT check what hosts have permission to the mountpoint ONLY tested on CentOS 6.4 currently ...
