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This plugin checks memory usage of Watchguard device and returns memory and swap performance data:
Current Version
1.0
Last Release Date
2022-03-04
Owner
Juan Granados
Website
https://github.com/juangranados/nagios-plugins
Download URL
https://github.com/juangranados/nagios-plugins/blob/master/check_wg_mem.sh
Compatible With
Usage: check_wg_mem.sh [options] # -h | --host: ip of device. # -w | --warning: % of memory warning. Default 85. # -c | --critical: % of memory critical. Default 95. # -v | --version: snmp version. Default 2. Depends on version you must specify. ##### 2: -s | --string: snmp community string. ##### 3: -u | --user: user. -p | --pass: password.
Example: check_wg_mem.sh -h 192.168.2.100 Example: check_wg_mem.sh -h 192.168.2.100 -c 80 -w 90 -v 2 -s publicwg Example: check_wg_mem.sh -h 192.168.2.100 -c 80 -w 90 -v 3 -u read -p 1234567789
# Output example, with performance data after | Ok. Memory usage: 58% | %mem_used=58%;90;100;0;100 %swap_used=0%;90;100;0;100 mem_used=2318860KB;;;0;3944812 mem_free=1625952KB;;;0;3944812 swap_used=0KB;;;0;0 swap_free=0KB;;;0;0
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