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Plugin to test LSI MegaRaid or Dell Perc arrays on 32-bit and 64-bit systems

A Nagios plugin to monitor the state of a Promise VTrak disk shelf. Thanks to contributions, this should support: * VTrak M200i, M200, E310, M300i,…

Check_process is a plugin that monitors if a defined process is running.

Check free space on windows partitions. It tries to resemble as much as possible with check_disk from the Official Nagios Plugin package. ** Modified Barry…

The official NRPE documentation.

Check_disk is a plugin that will return the Total, Free and Used space in MB/GB And % of a given drive.

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…

Check the status of the POA, MTA, GWIA and GWWEB agents by SNMP.

A check-plugin for NDPS and IPP Printer Queue Size.

Check the number of different searches and errors from your LDAP server.

Nagios plugin designed to monitor vulnerable and/or obsolete packages installed on a FreeBSD system.

Some Nagios fans in Japan made a cool video showing a mashup of Nagios and an R2-D2 unit. Check it out!

Checks HP array health (cciss/cpqarray) using hpacucli.

A nagios plug-in to check the Areca controllers via the CLI program.

A plugins thats checks an ADAPTEC Raid via /usr/StorMan/arcconf . It looks at the error counts from the Disk Devices.

NRPE-Plugin that checks the states of a Adaptec or ICP Controller via arcconf and a Perl-Wrapper

Modified original check_3ware script to allow monitoring on remote server with SSH.

Plugin to check 3ware raid controllers.

Three perl scripts to monitor APC, Merlin Guerin and Powerware UPS. Performance data are also provided using groundwork like syntax. Updated by Alexander Rudolf -…

This is a plugin to monitor and reset Cisco IPS devices. It makes use of SSH and expect to perform these functions.

Check CPU and RAM Usage on a Linksys WRT-54 GL running open-source firmware dd-wrt. tested versions: V2.3 SP1, V2.4, V2.4 SP1 note: you have to…