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Based on version 1.03 from: http://localhost/directory/Plugins/Hardware/Storage-Systems/Others/check_qnap/details Fixed minor errors and did some cleanup of the status information. Monitoring of: - Temperature system - Temperature disks - Status RAID - CPU usage - Memory usage - Diskspace usage - Uptime Tested on a Qnap TS-212 ---------- Add to Nagios commands.cfg: define command{ command_name check_qnap command_line $USER1$/check_qnap $HOSTADDRESS$ public $ARG1$ $ARG2$ $ARG3$ }
Current Version
1.10
Last Release Date
2015-03-06
Owner
primator
License
GPL
Compatible With
Example config file for Nagios
Plugin file for Nagios
Many thanks for this plugin. Needed one or two small fixes but have now got this working perfectly with some TS-412s, please find below my suggested changes; In plugin Line 21 - "tmphd2, tmlhd3 tmphd4," should read "tmphd2, tmphd3, tmphd4," # DISKUSAGE requires bc (e.g. apt-get install bc) Lines 183, 187 - use of -le should be -ge Lines 200, 204, 208 - references to $TEMPHD4 should be $TEMPHD In example config Line 24 - "check_command check_qnap!freeram!20!5" should read "check_command check_qnap!freeram!80!95" Line 90 - "check_command check_qnap!diskused!10!5" should read "check_command check_qnap!diskused!90!95"
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