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check_sys
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Purpose:
check_sys is a multiple purpose plugin that performs the following checks:
* disk space
* process list
* swap utilization
* load (run queue)
* syslog
* errpt (AIX)
The results are combined into a single line message. The most critical error code is chosen as the final plugin error code result. The plugin also checks new entries which have been added to the system log since the last execution of the plugin.
Advantages:
* Written in C (for speed and portability)
* Configuration can be completely delegated to the servers administrators (which do not need to have access to the Nagios server)
* Fewer service checks and significantly less configuration overhead
* Currently runs under Linux, Solaris, Tru64, AIX and *BSD
check_sys is a multiple purpose plugin that performs the following checks:
* disk space
* process list
* swap utilization
* load (run queue)
* syslog
* errpt (AIX)
The results are combined into a single line message. The most critical error code is chosen as the final plugin error code result. The plugin also checks new entries which have been added to the system log since the last execution of the plugin.
Advantages:
* Written in C (for speed and portability)
* Configuration can be completely delegated to the servers administrators (which do not need to have access to the Nagios server)
* Fewer service checks and significantly less configuration overhead
* Currently runs under Linux, Solaris, Tru64, AIX and *BSD
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