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A collection of check scripts to monitor newer THECUS NAS applicances. Works on XI, unable to tell if it works on others... please let me…

Perl script to check status of Denco aircon units via web page

return a network flow alert for link switch in Nagios.

check_megaraid_windows is a Windows plugin for Nagios which checks the status of LSI/MegaRaid Raid Controller. The plugin determines the status of Raidsets, RAID controllers and…

Checking Oracle logs. Oracle_cx should be installed.

Monitor the health state of you HP ProLiant.

This check connects to a specified host:port with OpenSSL to determine if the signing algorithm used on the server certificate is secure.

Check a file's checksum against an expected value

Adds a new tabs on host and service detail screens to view object configuration in Nagios XI.

Script to check the Wear Level Indicators (SMART ID 171 and 233) from SSDs, to see if they need replacement. The script can autodetect RAID…

ecs_ps_count.py Objective Get running containers counter of ECS Cluster. Author: Asaf Shabat

This Nagios plugin monitors a domain in search of web vulnerabilities, so it uses the scan of Web Nikto vulnerabilities, producing an HTML report, and…

Monitoring script for displaying Dell iDRAC Info using RACADM

Lightweight, tunable and simple benchmarking tool written in C that can be invoked through NRPE interface and performs tests on memory, CPU, disk and network.

This script convert an passive check to active. Allows the use of an passive plugin with NRPE.

Send alerts via MS-Teams Incoming Webhook and customize with MS-Adaptive Cards formatting. (json)

Do you have a 3Gstore 2 Outlet Remote Power Switch? Monitor it with Nagios! You can also turn outlets on, or off; toggle their current…

Perl script to check if an LDAP account is about to expire.

This powershell plugin for the NSCP Client (former known as NSClient++) can be used inside an Nagios environment to monitor the backup state (e.g. if…

zpool status checker (multiple zpool support)

Get yourself out of some trouble by creating configuration snapshots. Roll back to any previous configuration when things worked perfectly. This tutorial video shows you…