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To find status of disk usage and inode usage based on mount point/path. The default check_disk comes with nagios-plugin pack doesnot work in my case.…
To check the indoe quota of the virtuzoo containers. Once I faced a critical production server issue due to the inode quota of the containers…
Check all bonding on the host. you can choice one or many bonding. --------------------------------------------------------------------- Usage of check_bonding.sh --------------------------------------------------------------------- Options non obligatoire : -h | --help…
Check the number of HBA remote port on the host. It also check the port status --------------------------------------------------------------------- Usage of check_HBA_state.sh --------------------------------------------------------------------- version 0.5 Options non…
Check the ethernet port negociation. you can enter some parameter to filter some eth device --------------------------------------------------------------------- Usage of check_physical_link.sh --------------------------------------------------------------------- version 0.6 Options non obligatoire…
This Plugin checks QEMU-VMs and OpenVZ-Containers on a ProxMox 1.9 System. There are several options, for example only check Autoboot VMs or specify important machines…
This plugin will check that ethX is up and that there is a link detected. I designed it mainly for bonded nic sets, it can…
This plugin will catch the systemstatus and storage capaticy from an Stratus Avance Server Unit, testet with Stratus Avance 3.0. This is the first Version…
A plugin for passive monitoring of vCenter infrastructure via the native VMWare alarms interface.
This plugin uses check_nt, which is part of the official Nagios plugin collection. However with check_nt you only get to check one value (e.g. Bytes…
Linux perl script reports max_files (soft) utilization percentage for a given process