check_peer_status – Check Asterisk SIP/IAX Peer Status

This plugin works with Nagios NRPE to check the status of a selected SIP/IAX peer on Asterisk or in alternative it can list all peers.

Then it Returns the Status (OK, Lagged, Unreachble or Unknown) with a proper Sig code (ok, warning, critical, unknown).

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USAGE: Check_peer_status [options]

Options:
–version show program’s version number and exit
-h, –help show this help message and exit
-u USER, –username=USER
username for AMI.
-s SECRET, –secret=SECRET
password for AMI.
-H HOSTNAME, –host=HOSTNAME
the host to connect to. The default is localhost.
-P PORT, –port=PORT the port to contact. Default is 5038.
-t TYPE, –type=TYPE sip or iax are allowed values.
-p PEER, –peer=PEER the peer name to check.
-a, –all print the whole output.
-v, –verbose print the whole output.

EXAMPLES:

to check an IAX peer:
$PATH/check_peer_status -H ip_asterisk -u username -s secret -t iax -p peername

to check an SIP peer:
$PATH/check_peer_status -H ip_asterisk -u username -s secret -t sip -p peername

to list all peers
$PATH/check_peer_status -H ip_asterisk -u username -s secret -t iax -a
$PATH/check_peer_status -H ip_asterisk -u username -s secret -t sip -a

CHANGELOG:
– 0.2.2 it can monitor the unknown status of the peers, generally when a peer is configured but never connected