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Python plugin to check the status of a software based RAID device. patched version. So it will work on fc1,2,3,4,5 centos 4, Debian woody,sarge hosts.

This short shell script check to see if fetchmail is running in daemon mode on the local system.

Modified version of check_snmp_hpux_storage that supports NET-SNMP on HP-UX which publishes disk information in the old UCD-SNMP-MIB with no block size OID.

A script to verify that Sun Cluster resources are up and running.

Checks for security updates on Gentoo systems. Also checks that the portage tree is current and optionally if there are any general package upgrades.

simple script to verify/monitor Fujitsu Siemens Prime Cluster service on Solaris

The output of this script will look like: (I have to break the mirror to test this :-))

Perl Script that checks the status of a Pacemaker based Cluster using crm_mon.

Check status of Adaptec 2400A RAID using Adaptec Storage Manager Pro command "raidutil.exe"

Check the solaris package database for corruption

checks fans of ibm xseries server with ibm remote supervisor 2 adapter.

Another Check Plugin for Hylafax. You have to run it with ssh. The Plugin only checks for faxes with errors, not for the count of…

Check the state of a service managed by SMF

Script to verify basic network communications on UNIX.

check_log_any (new version 1.12) is a generic text log controler based on extendable params located in config. files, designed to control any text log file…

Checks the status of 3510 storage arrays logical disks.

This Microsoft SQL Server (MSSQL) monitoring wizard is capable of monitoring the general health of your MSSQL databases and how the MSSQL server is functioning.…

This plugin checks in what state a list of defined services are. Will return Critical if any of the services has stopped.

Verify all mounts configured in rclocal and fstab are actually mounted.

Solaris Disk Suite check perl script with remedy info

check the status of 3310 disks and nvram cache, and the event list for "ALERT"