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Check file size, LINUX Edition

Work as it says

I am using this plugin to monitor files on my Linux box.

Reviewed 15 years ago

Check various hardware environmental sensors

Monitoring juniper Components

This plugin enable us to start monitoring the various components of our Juniper devices mostly Juniper MX960. Setting up the plugin in Nagios Version 3.2.3 is straight forward the only problem i faced was plugin works fine from command line but giving error 'Service check did not exit properly', quick googling reports its something to do with embedded perl. simple fix it to prefixes the command_line with full path to the perl. The command definition look like... define command{ command_name check_snmp_components command_line /usr/bin/perl $USER1$/check_snmp_environment.pl -H $HOSTADDRESS$ ..... }

Reviewed 15 years ago

check_snmp_temperature

Nice Plugin

Very nice plugin and we are successfully monitoring the temperature of our juniper devices using this. The command we use is ... ./check_snmp_temperature.pl -H Hostname -C xxxx -2 -T juniper -o C -a "Routing Engine 0" -w 44 -c 50

Reviewed 15 years ago

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