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• check_StoreOnce_4G

  A Nagios/Centreon plugin for the 4th Generation (4G) of StoreOnce. Simply Bash code.

• Check drives fragmentation status

  Check Windows disks fragmentation status and optionally performs defragmentation. It returns performance counters for each drive.

• check_mssql_dbfreespace

  This is a plugin that returns given a database, it's free space on MB. Usefull if you are working with datafiles of fixed space. To use it create a new command using the following parameters: define command{ command_name check_mssql_db_space command_line $USER1$/check_phpmssql_space.php -H $HOSTADDRESS$ -U $ARG1$ -P $ARG2$ -T $ARG3$ -w $ARG4$ -c $ARG5$ } And add the command on a host using the name referenced on the command.

• Check WAN status for Peplink Balance 305 via SNMP

  This plugin will check the status of a WAN interface via SNMP the from a Peplink Balance 305.

• ts_check

  Plugin for Nagios that connects to a windows host using TS (RDP) allowing automated interaction returning OK, WARNING, CRITICAL states as needed.

• check_graylog_sidecars

  This plugin will use the graylog api (/api/sidecars/all) to check the status and activity of the graylog sidecars.

• SmarterMail Queue Monitor

  This plugin makes calls to the SmarterMail built-in API to check the number of message in any given queue.

• Check virtual machine power status

  Check if VMWare virtual machine is powered on or off using https://github.com/vmware/vsphere-automation-sdk-python. Plugin connects to a vcenter and checks the status of a virtual machine using the VMs id. IDs can be found with the '-l' flag: python3 check_vmpower.py -u USERNAME -p 'PASSWORD' -s SERVER_IP -l Once the ID has been identified then check the status with: python3 check_vmpower.py -u USERNAME -p 'PASSWORD' -s SERVER_IP -i ID

• check_esphome

  Nagios plugin to check availability of ESPHome devices. Checks if the ESPHome device is online

• check_duplicati_job

  I’ve made a small set of scripts to allow for an easy monitoring integration with Nagios Core. You’ll need to place the following files into your nagios installation to set it up. I’ve tested this on Debian 10 (buster). Your Duplicati backup job needs to call the bash script by specifiying the advanced option “–run-script-after=/root/.config/Duplicati/save-job-result.sh” in order to save the job result to a status file. The status file will be read by the nagios plugin to determine the sensor status.