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• Raspberry Pi 4 Temperature monito

  This is a rude plugin that monitors the Raspberry Pi 4 Temperature over "vcgencmd measure_temp"

• Raspberry Pi 4 Temperature monitor

  This is a rude plugin that monitors the Raspberry Pi 4 Temperature over "vcgencmd measure_temp" Usage: check_temp.sh [Warning] [Critical] ~$ /usr/lib/nagios/plugins/check_temp.sh 65 70 OK: Raspberry Pi - 50 C°

• check the status of Ms SQL Always On

  This is a simple plugin to monitor if the MS SQL Always On cluster group is in "Healthy" state.

• check_wmi_os_security

  Script monitoring not only Windows security components by WMI. Tested on Windows Server 2019/2022 64-bit. Tested on Python version: 3.6.8.

• check_speedtest

  A plugin to check available bandwidth from a Nagios server using new speedtest cli package. Based on old check_speedtest-cli by John Witts : https://github.com/jonwitts/nagios-speedtest

• NagiosTV for Nagios 4

  Compatible with Nagios Core 4, Nagios XI, and MK Livestatus NagiosTV is a user interface (UI) for the Nagios monitoring system https://www.nagios.org This user interface is designed to be viewed on a TV, phone, or desktop to quickly see if all your services are up or down. This is not meant to be a replacement for the entire Nagios web interface, but a way to just look at the “what's down?” part.

• Check WordPress Update

  Check for WordPress update availability on a remote WordPress installation without the use of NRPE. Just drop a PHP script on the WordPress installation and some Nagios configuration. Credits to check_wp_version by @hteske

• check_ssl_cert

  Checks an X.509 certificate: - checks if the server is running and delivers a valid certificate - checks if the CA matches a given pattern - checks the validity

• Via WinRM

  This is a wizard for Nagios XI that allows you to execute plugins that exist on the Windows system. This wizard contains the check_by_winrm.py plugin (from my Nagios Windows Plugins Project) for your Nagios XI system, as well as a new Windows 2022 logo. Currently only basic authentication is supported, which means you must have a local account on the Windows machine to login. Whether or not you need administrator permissions is going to be dependent upon the plugin you are executing. Do not unzip the file. Just download, browse to Admin -> Manage Config Wizards, and upload the zip file there.

• check_zpools.sh

  Monitoring plugin to monitor status and usage of zfs pools. Runs on multiple OS (tested on Solaris, FreeBSD, Linux, smartOS).