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Because of my work I had to write a little PHP script to integrate with Nagios. It works checking local RRD databases (Nagios and Cacti on same computer for example) for incoming or outgoing transfer rates.
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Last Release Date
June 16, 2009
Owner
Nagios Exchange
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I think that this script can be useful to others, so I want to known if it can be enhanced / corrected to be included in a future release. The script, a configuration command file definition, and a demo host are attached to this e-mail. Saludos. Pablo. Pd> Sorry for my bad English. Pd2> ---------------------- help output ------------------------------------ $ check_rrdtraf.php -h This plugin will check the incoming/outgoing transfer rates of a router, switch, etc recorded in an Cacti rrd database By Pablo Armando (c) 2009 Usage: check_rrdtraf [-h] -f rrd_file -I|-O -w min_warning -W max_warning -c min_critial -C max_critical Example: check_rrdtraf -f /var/lib/cacti/rra/mx_1_traffic_in_239.rrd -w 1000 -W 2000 -c 4000 -C 4500 -I This checks if the input traffic (-I) is between 1000 and 2000kbps. If this is true a warning message will be fired. If the input traffic is between 4000 and 4500kbps then a critic message will be fired -h Show this help -f full path to rrd database -I check input traffic from incoming data source -O check output trafic from outgoing data source -w start of warning range - Required -W end of warning range - Required -c start of critic range - Required -C end of critic range - Required The values for -w, -W, -c, and -C are expresed in kbps
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