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Check Toner Status for Magenta, Yellow, Cyan and Black.

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…

check_dcm is a DICOM plug in that monitors SCP Providers in a PACS environmnet. It sends out ECHO requests to PACS devices and lights up…

Checks the status of a cPanel license

Perl class to filter and munge Nagios availability data.

check_sybase is a free Nagios plugin that will check connectivity and free space on a Sybase database.

This script will connect to an MS SQL server, run a stored procedure, and alert based on the results. NOTE: Tested and works on Windows.…

This program is a Win32 native Microsoft SQL Server Nagios check plugin for use with NRPE_NT. You can use it to just detect SQL Server…

Perl script for checking database mirroring in Microsoft SQL Server 2005

Generic Perl plugin to check age and values of an rrd database. It uses RRDs and Nagios::Plugin (but not rrd_poller ;-)

Check Traffic Usage of an Interface on a Cisco Device

This script checks the hardware status from 3COM superstack switches.

Nagios script to return network interface stats to Nagios.

Check for the active and initiating calls of an AudioCodes nCite SBC using SNMP.

Monitoring FAN,MEM,CPU,and so on for HP-Procurve with the buildin plugin check_snmp plugin

Gets hardware alerts from a FSC Primergy server through SNMP (environment, powersupply, massstorage, systemboard, deployment).

check_ipmi.pl checks SUN Servers with ILOM/IPMI interface and reports the FAN/Temp ... values as performance data.

Reads temperature, voltage or fanspeed from the speedfan service.

Python script that uses a few statically defined SNMP OIDs to monitor temperature, fans, power, and voltage statistics on network equipment. This currently supports only…

check_mysql_stats was designed to monitor various InnoDB and general mysql stats. At the time, I could not find a plugin that specifically did what I…

Apple OS X Servers run a command and control daemon on port 311 which uses XML to send and receive commands and report status.