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Nagios Windows Plugins Project
Current Version
v0.1.0-beta
Last Release Date
2022-09-28
Compatible With
- Nagios 4.x
- Nagios XI
Owner
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Files:
| File | Description |
|---|---|
| nagios-windows-plugins-0.1.0-beta.zip | nagios-windows-plugins-0.1.0-beta.zip |
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A plugins project specifically for Windows, similar to the Nagios Plugins Project. Right now, I've got what I think are some of the most basic plugins for monitoring a Windows system, all written in Powershell. These plugins can be executed in one of two ways:
SSH - Microsoft ported OpenSSH to Windows back in 2018, so the check_by_ssh plugin in the Nagios Plugins Project should work nicely.
WinRM - This release includes a (very) basic WinRM execution script that will live on your Nagios system. You point it to your Windows system, where the plugin lives on your Windows system, give it username/password, and what authentication mechanism you want to use. Right now only Basic is supported. :(
I've rolled up my check_windows_files.ps1 script into this project, and will also likely move the test_check.ps1 plugin here as well, and then archive the old repository.
Issues and pull requests are highly appreciated. <3
SSH - Microsoft ported OpenSSH to Windows back in 2018, so the check_by_ssh plugin in the Nagios Plugins Project should work nicely.
WinRM - This release includes a (very) basic WinRM execution script that will live on your Nagios system. You point it to your Windows system, where the plugin lives on your Windows system, give it username/password, and what authentication mechanism you want to use. Right now only Basic is supported. :(
I've rolled up my check_windows_files.ps1 script into this project, and will also likely move the test_check.ps1 plugin here as well, and then archive the old repository.
Issues and pull requests are highly appreciated. <3
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