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Plugin returns the value of a requested perfmon counter.

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Scripts made in PHP for usual snmp checks like bandwidth usage, iface status, current transfer rate and more. It's faster than Perl scripts, and a…

Checks Disk Space, Busy Time, Service Time, Byte Reads/Writes. Pass in a directory name, and it will check the space, and return iostat info. Uses…

Ruby port and update of rouven's APC PDU Monitoring plugin.

DNX is a modular extension of Nagios that offloads a significant portion of the work normally done by Nagios to a distributed network of remote…

check_apcupsd v1.2 is now v1.3 (performance data output added)

check_lm_sensors is a Nagios plugin to monitor the values of on board sensors and hard disk temperatures on Linux systems

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

Checks by snmp (v1 or v3) process status. Checks by snmp v1 or v3 if a process is running and how many instances are running…

Check multiple process with check_procs plugin nagios

windows wmi proxy service (C#) and nagios check plugin (perl)

This project consists of a set of VBS scripts that use Microsoft .NET Framework and WMI to retrieve data from remote Windows hosts without the…

Nagios plugin that checks status of heartbeat/pacemaker resources running on nodes

An external performance processing tool used to wrap standard scripts.

Uses the nicstat utility. Used as an NRPE plugin on Solaris server, checks current network utilization over a 2 - 6 second period, averages it…

A new way to monitor CPU load: no more setting WARN and CRIT levels manually.

Nagios plugin to check the status of a NIS server on a specified host and NIS domain.

This plugin shows the average interface-load between two checks. It is written in Perl and make use of SNMP.

This document describes how to monitor Linux machines with Nagios XI using SNMP. SNMP is an “agentless” method of monitoring network devices and servers, and…

Check_process is a plugin that monitors if a defined process is running.