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• Check TrueNAS Health/Replication

  Check the status of the TrueNAS alert system or the state of TrueNAS replication tasks.

• aws status page

  This is a bash script made to work with nagios and to automaticly check Amazon AWS status based on the RSS from http://status.aws.amazon.com/

• HP Lefthand Volume Size check

  This script, building upon the existing https://exchange.nagios.org/directory/Plugins/Hardware/Storage-Systems/SAN-and-NAS/HP-Lefthand-P4000-Cluster-Volume-check/details plugin checks individual volumes and returns a percentage used. A small amount of work is required to create a configuration but its relatively straight forward, I've documented the process on my GitHub page.

• check_apcaccess

  Plugin to check if apcaccess STATUS is ONLINE. (another plugin existing in exchange but file is empty --> I make mine and share to you)

• check_nvr

  Check if your Ubiquiti NVR system is recording correctly or not.

• check_backupexec_active_alerts

  check Backup Exec Active Alerts This script will check for the active alerts with severity Warning or Error

• HP Lefthand SAN/iQ hardware and software check

  Check script for HP LeftHand SAN/iQ devices. Gives status of hardware, drive information and array information.

• check_website_by_selenium

  This is a simple Nagios Plugin which starts a Selenium JSON script. It requires Selenium Grid and SeInterpreter.

• Check Windows NLB Node States

  This script will check the state of each NLB node in a cluster . It will return WARNING if any node is in a Converging state, CRITICAL if any node is in a Stopped state and OK if all nodes are in a Converged state.

• Check Profiler

  The purpose of the Check Profiler is to allow you to look at how long checks take to execute on your Nagios XI host. This can be handy to get birds eye view of all your checks. This component requires the "Box293 Common User Account" component, this is where this component gets the username and password to access the JSON API. This can be downloaded from the Nagios Exchange: http://exchange.nagios.org/directory/Addons/Components/Box293-Common-User-Account/details NOTE: This component will ONLY work with Nagios XI 2014R1.2 or later. Twitter: @Box293