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Unix/Linux Check Service Status





Linux/Unix shell script to check the status of a service. Capable of using sysvinit, systemd, upstart, etc, or choose your own status command. Tested on Ubuntu Linux, Fedora Linux, Red Hat Linux, FreeBSD, OSX, and AIX.
Unix/Linux Check Diskspace of Partition/Volume/Mount





Check the capacity of a volume using df. Tested on Linux, FreeBSD, AIX, and OSX.
Linux/Unix Check File Growth





Shell script that checks the level of byte growth of a file for a time interval. Also, check that a file is growing. Tested on Linux, FreeBSD, OSX, and AIX.
How To Install And Configure Nagios In FreeBSD





This tutorial will show you how to install and configure Nagios in FreeBSD.
FreeBSD Nagios Setup





This tutorial will demonstrate how to install Nagios on FreeBSD.
FreeBSD HP Compaq SmartArray check





Check the status of your SmartArray RAID under FreeBSD
FreeBSD gmirror





Check status of gmirror on FreeBSD systems. Tested and developed on FreeBSD 6.2. Uses Perl 5.8+
freebsd check memory





check_mem.pl that uses /sbin/sysctl instead of vmstat for FreeBSD
FreeBSD and Solaris network bandwidth





This is a plugin that returns performance values for network bandwidth on FreeBSD hosts using netstat command. With version 1.1, the plugin is now compatible with Solaris/illumos hosts using nicstat command.
check_zpools.sh





Monitoring plugin to monitor status and usage of zfs pools. Runs on multiple OS (tested on Solaris, FreeBSD, Linux, smartOS).
check_zpool





output status of zpool (zfs) volumes. Uses tools from FreeBSD base system.
check_zfs





A small PERL plugin to monitor the health of ZFS zpools. Tested on Solaris 10 and OpenSolaris distributions. Will additionally work in FreeBSD-7.0-RELEASE if called from sudo.
check_vulnerabilities





Check Vulnerabilities FreeBSD "ports", Gentoo "portage", NetBSD "audit-package"
check_vinum





A Nagios plug-in designed to report the status of volumes configured under the classic vinum system in FreeBSD 4.x and earlier.
check_snmp_pkgvuln





A simple script which retrieves via SNMP (net-snmp) the list of installed packages on a FreeBSD system and checks for known vulnerabilities with portaudit.
check_smartarray Popular





Checks HP Smart Array (CISS) controller using only tools/commands in FreeBSD base (no perl or hpasm required).
check_raid_megarc AMI LSI Dell PowerEdge PERC4 SCSI RAI...





Check American Megatrends / LSI Logic / Dell PERC4 SCSI Hardware RAID Controller under FreeBSD by parsing the output of ports/sysutils/megarc
check_raid_gmirror for FreeBSD Software RAID





Check the status of geom(4) gmirror(8) software RAID volumes on FreeBSD 5x and 6x.
check_raid_amrstat - Dell AMR PERC4 FreeBSD





Checks the status of PERC4 or similar MegaRAID SCSI RAID controllers under FreeBSD.
check_postfix (claudiu.vasadi)





Simple check_postfix script for FreeBSD 8.x and above. Originally written by Thomas Sluyter for Solaris. The script checks if the processes defined under PROCLIST and then the ports defined under PORT are running/listening. Easy to port to Linux by ...