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Basic monitor that checks if Cisco Network Registrar (CNR) is up and running. It checks for a number of processes and ports.
This script was quickly hacked together for my current customer, as a Q&D solution for their monitoring needs. It's no beauty, but it works. Written in ksh and tested with:
* Solaris 8
* NRPE 1.9
* CNR 5.5.13
Should work with other versions as well.
The script sends a Critical if:
A) One or more processes are not running, or
B) One or more ports are not available for connections.
UPDATE 19/06/2006:
Cleaned up the script a bit and added some checks that are considered the Right Thing to do. Should have done this -way- earlier!
This script was quickly hacked together for my current customer, as a Q&D solution for their monitoring needs. It's no beauty, but it works. Written in ksh and tested with:
* Solaris 8
* NRPE 1.9
* CNR 5.5.13
Should work with other versions as well.
The script sends a Critical if:
A) One or more processes are not running, or
B) One or more ports are not available for connections.
UPDATE 19/06/2006:
Cleaned up the script a bit and added some checks that are considered the Right Thing to do. Should have done this -way- earlier!
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