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• xls2nag

  Nagios configuration files can become quite big and eventually nearly unmanagable. You lose the overview and what you are looking for is probably in the middle of another 5000 line .cfg file. I came up with the idea to centralize a whole nagios configuration in a single Excel file. In Excel one can manage multiple objects at once and have a great overview of what's happening. This small tool converts every worksheet in an excel file to its own nagios .cfg file. Editing has become really easy.

• check_portsentry

  Quick and simple check for number of portsentry bans in /var/lib/portsentry/portsentry.blocked.{tcp|atcp}. Detects if running in atcp or tcp mode and reads appropriate logfile.

• Check Veeam Backup for Microsoft 365

  This is a Nagios Plugin for checking Veeam Backup for Microsoft 365 Jobs. This PowerShell script will: - check the state of a specific or all jobs (if state not equal success, assume nagios check to be critical) - check the last run time (if it is greater than the argument, assume nagios check to be warning) NSClient++ Configuration: 1. Script have to go to subfolder "scripts" 2. Add the following lines to nsclient.ini [/settings/external scripts/scripts] check_veeam365Bck = powershell.exe -ExecutionPolicy Bypass -command "scriptscheck_veeam365_bkp.ps1 "$ARG1$" "$ARG2$"; exit($lastexitcode)" Nagios Configuration:

• Check varnish backend health

  Python script to check the health status of each backend.

• check_all_disks.py

  check_all_disks.py Why is this needed? Because adding a separate Nagios service monitor for every drive/filesystem on every server is tedious, and added drives and filesystems aren’t auto-discovered. This method discovers new drives and filesystems instantly. It doesn’t track utilization history in Nagios XI. If you have a critical drive or filesystem, you can still use the regular disk space checks. It can support any system that has NCPA 2.4 installed, Windows, Linux, AIX, etc. Key dependency: NCPA at least version 2.1 on a monitored host. Tested with NCPA 2.1 to 2.4 on AIX, Windows, Centos, SUSE Linux Runs on Nagios 4.x and Nagios XI 5.8

• check_qnap_temps

  Yet another Nagios plugin for checking CPU, SYS, and HDD temperatures on QNAP devices via SNMP

• check_invoiceninja

  Monitoring plugin to check Invoice Ninja license

• check_confixxlicense

  This is a plugin to monitor the license of a Confixx installation in Nagios. Its written in shell so it should run on almost all Linux/Unix based systems. To be able to use the script, please also check the requirements.

• check_esx_datastore_snmp V2 & V3

  Basically I took existing check_esx_datastore_snmp and modified it to be able to work with VMware ESXi, 6.7.0, 15160138 and VMware ESXi, 7.0.2, 17867351 Original script link: https://exchange.nagios.org/directory/Plugins/Operating-Systems/%2A-Virtual-Environments/VMWare/check_esx_datastore_snmp/details

• nagiosxi-pagerduty-handler

  Making use of the event rule-sets forward in event routing pipeline vs later. This allows you to route to any service using the filtering criteria as defined in PagerDuty. Using an "on state change" event handler vs contact command let you deal with NagiosXI at the object_definition level and the global event level. You can also use the handlers command object_definition as a notification command for any contact. You can custom format the Payload for PagerDuty and make better use of the extended fields in the API.