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check-netscaler-activeservices

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A Nagios plugin to check the number of active backend services of a netscaler frontend instance. This program makes use of the Nitro API for Citrix Netscaler (tested with v1). The URLs supplied to -u are the specific for your configuration. At the moment, a lbvserver (Load Balancing Virtual Server) configuration is assumed.

Current Version

0.1.0

Last Release Date

2016-11-18

Compatible With

  • Nagios 3.x
  • Nagios 4.x

Owner

nxadm

Website

https://github.com/nxadm/check-netscaler-activeservices

Download URL

https://github.com/nxadm/check-netscaler-activeservices/releases

License

GPL

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Project Notes
check-netscaler-activeservices A Nagios plugin to check the number of active backend services of a netscaler frontend instance. This program makes use of the Nitro API for Citrix Netscaler (tested with v1). The URLs supplied to -u are the specific for your configuration. At the moment, a lbvserver (Load Balancing Virtual Server) configuration is assumed. Usage See the help page: $ check-netscaler-activeservices -h check-netscaler-activeservices 0.1.0. Nagios check for the number of active services. Bugs to Claudio Ramirez . Usage: check-netscaler-activeservices -u -f [-i -t ] [-w -c -p] check-netscaler-activeservices -s check-netscaler-activeservices -h check-netscaler-activeservices --version Options: -u Netscaler Nitro Endpoint for service -f Configuration file -w Threshold for warning state [default:0] (absolute value) -c Threshold for critical state [default:0] (absolute value) -t Seconds after which the connection will timeout [default:10] -p The threshold are not absolute and represent percentages [default:false] -i Don't check the SSL certificate [default:false] -s Print a sample YAML configuration file to STDOUT -h, --help Show this screen --version Show version Netscaler check with absolute count of services: $ check-netscaler-activeservices -f config.yml -u https://netscaler/nitro/v1/config/lbvserver/WEB_T_LBVSRV_WEB_somehost_HTTPS -c 1 -w 2 [CRITICAL] Threshold (1), Active (1), Total (4) Netscaler check with relative count of services (percentage of total): $ check-netscaler-activeservices -f config.yml -u https://netscaler/nitro/v1/config/lbvserver/WEB_T_LBVSRV_WEB_somehost_HTTPS -c 25 -w 50 -p [CRITICAL] Threshold (1), Active (1), Total (4) Configuration A configuration file is used to store the user and password. You can create a configuration file with the -s switch: $ check-netscaler-activeservices -s --- ### check-netscaler-activeservices configuration ### user: "some_user" pass: "some_password"
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