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This Perl script is used to keep an eye on the size of a file. Usage : Check_filesize.pl [size criticizes] [size warning] Example: Check_filesize.pl 2048…
This is a simple BASH Plugin which checks the connection of an Altiris Agent.
check_isrunning controls a daemon state (up or down)
This plugin parses the output of the Veritas Volume Manager command 'vxdisk list' and alarms when it finds a failing disk device.
Use Bastille Unix to track the level of your server security.
Basic monitor that checks if the Retrospect client is up and running.
returns memory used with performance data
Checks for available patches on SuSE and SLES Linux.
Checks the memory usage on system with memory more than 4 GB.
nboard provides a high-level overview of your network, with the capability to drill-down to find problems or indicate that a problem has been reviewed and…
check_log_retrospect is an execution controler for the backup software of EMC2 based on check_log_any
This plugin will give number of users currently logging and not number of actif session (like check_users should do)
A plugin to check if the ldap server is working
A Nagios plugin that parses the status page of an apache server, the plugin returns the response time, the amount of idle, busy and open…
This plugin can check CPU load using SNMP v1 queries.
Check ADH NETCOM Unit and Send Alarm Traps
A small perl script that checks to see if a TCP port is open on a remote host and produces timing statistics for nagios.
6 Network Symbols - distributed under GPL. Router, Switch, Network, VPN, etc.
This is an improvement of the check_smartmon plugin, used to check SMART hard drive health
This Nagios XI wizard allows you to easily monitor a Microsoft® Windows XP, Windows Vista, or Windows 7 desktop. Allows you to monitoring CPU, memory,…
This plugin is _no_ replacement of the default check_http plugin, but it allows to define critical and/or warning status depending on content and/or http response…