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check_dns_rrsig
NAME
check_dns_rrsig.pl - Verify RRSIG expiration for a zone.
SYNOPSIS
check_dns_rrsig.pl -H host -z zone [ options ]
host: The server to query
zone: The DNS zone to monitor.
OPTIONS
-z|--zone zone
The DNS zone to monitor.
-H|--host host
The nameserver to query.
-t timeout
Specify the plugin timeout. Defaults to 15 seconds.
-c|--critical critical threshold in days
Specify the number of days remaining before raising a critical
alert. Defaults to 14 days.
-w|--warning warning threshold in days
Specify the number of days remaining before raising warning
alert. Defaults to 3 days.
-V|--version
Print the version number and exit
-v|verbose
Increase verbosity.
DESCRIPTION
This checks to make sure the nameserver (-H) has RRSIG records for the
zone specified with more than WARNING or CRITICAL days before
expiration.
AUTHOR
Copyright (c) 2010 Chan Wilson
check_dns_rrsig.pl - Verify RRSIG expiration for a zone.
SYNOPSIS
check_dns_rrsig.pl -H host -z zone [ options ]
host: The server to query
zone: The DNS zone to monitor.
OPTIONS
-z|--zone zone
The DNS zone to monitor.
-H|--host host
The nameserver to query.
-t timeout
Specify the plugin timeout. Defaults to 15 seconds.
-c|--critical critical threshold in days
Specify the number of days remaining before raising a critical
alert. Defaults to 14 days.
-w|--warning warning threshold in days
Specify the number of days remaining before raising warning
alert. Defaults to 3 days.
-V|--version
Print the version number and exit
-v|verbose
Increase verbosity.
DESCRIPTION
This checks to make sure the nameserver (-H) has RRSIG records for the
zone specified with more than WARNING or CRITICAL days before
expiration.
AUTHOR
Copyright (c) 2010 Chan Wilson
Reviews (1)
bykpiti, September 21, 2015
Just the thing I needed not to be left without a valid signed zone. The issue I had (and spent some hours on it) was that while it was working perfectly from the command line, nagios kept complaining:
Warning: Check of service 'DNSSECexpire' on host xy did not exit properly
And the reason/cure is that the embedded perl finds an error - Variable "%opts" will not stay shared..
The solution is to explicitly turn off EPN by inserting in first 10 lines
# nagios: -epn
Works great since..
Warning: Check of service 'DNSSECexpire' on host xy did not exit properly
And the reason/cure is that the embedded perl finds an error - Variable "%opts" will not stay shared..
The solution is to explicitly turn off EPN by inserting in first 10 lines
# nagios: -epn
Works great since..
