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Simple Proxy Check
This script assumes your nagios server has the ability to load a test URL directly and is allowed to use your proxy without a username and password (you should be able to modify it to use a username and password).
To make use of this script, you will need the following binaries:
- wget
- bc
- date
- diff
Once you've downloaded the file to your plugins directory, here's a sample command definition for your Nagios configuration files:
define command{
command_name check_proxy
command_line $USER1$/check_proxy http://$HOSTADDRESS$:8080/
}
The port is still hard coded currently, but it works with Squid 2.5 at least. YMMV
To make use of this script, you will need the following binaries:
- wget
- bc
- date
- diff
Once you've downloaded the file to your plugins directory, here's a sample command definition for your Nagios configuration files:
define command{
command_name check_proxy
command_line $USER1$/check_proxy http://$HOSTADDRESS$:8080/
}
The port is still hard coded currently, but it works with Squid 2.5 at least. YMMV
Reviews (2)
bynauiman, May 28, 2012
Hi,
I have checked this and it worked fine, since we have a proxy user name and password, i have modified the script by adding the proxyuser and proxypassword to wget, this you can do it in two ways, either you hard code the user name and password or pass it as a argument
I have checked this and it worked fine, since we have a proxy user name and password, i have modified the script by adding the proxyuser and proxypassword to wget, this you can do it in two ways, either you hard code the user name and password or pass it as a argument
