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• check_unifi.php

  Nagios Plugin to check a Ubiquiti Unifi Controller (Accesspoints, Switches and Clients).

• FalconStor StorSafe Cache Capacity Nagios Check

• Check the disk size of Windows server and Unix server using SNMP

  This plugin can check the disk size of Windows server and Unix server using SNMP v1 queries.

• Raspberry Pi 4b Temperature monitor

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

• REMOVE ME PLEASE :)

  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_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 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_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