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check_ospf script that uses OSPF-MIB (ePN compliant)

Monitor Juniper SA 6500 with SNMP

check cpu, memory, hard-disk by telnet connection

A video tutorial that shows you how to login to Cacti and change the admin password. NOTE: As of Nagios 2009R1.1 release, Cacti is no…

A perl script to check F5 BigIP Load Balancers via SNMP.

This shell script uses the output of the "vdf" command (published via snmp to avoid check_by_ssh or NRPE) to determine the free space of a…

This scripts allows you to check the quota for a specific user, a specific group or all quota users (based on the repquota output), or…

Gathers information from a Drupal module and reports metrics such as number of nodes and users as well as status such as cron runs and…

A plugin to check the status of how many licenses have been given by a KMS server.

Plugin to check the status of the IBM 2005 B16 Brocade SAN switches.

This plugin checks health status on Steelhead Riverbed devices, verifies that required peers are connected and returns traffic counter values. It is optimised for speed…

This plugin is used with the Open Source Job Scheduler to check the execution results of jobs and to report the respective status messages. The…

Monitoring temperature using an ethernet based T3511 module from Comet

Perl script written to check Temperature and Humidity attributes on Lieberts Deluxe System 3 equipped with web/snmp system boards.

Nagios plugin to monitor BackupPC status.

check_csl is Nagios plug-in, which calculates service availability level (SLA) depending on multiple various category checks' states. According to defined conditions, the check interprets results…

Script to verify that your NTP client is watching the proper NTP server.

This addon consists of a Python daemon and client that allow you to easily check remote host information (load, users, filesystem, processes, etc.). Released under…

plugin: check windows CPU load via SNMP

This PERL-based plugin monitors the value/string of a particular Linux/*BSD kernel sysctl oid you specify. You can even compare the value of one oid against…