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Nagios plugins for monitoring DNS.

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check_nslookup
http://www.at-sec-it.com/software/monitoring/Nrpe-Plugins/nslookup.html

check_nslookup is a simple NS resolution host capability controler Characteristics: - timeout integration - 1 level: Critical - auto-update Platform: Linux, Darwin, Windows Language: bash

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check_noaxfr
http://tilde.se/

NOTE. Only tested with dig 9.3.x.

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check_named
http://www.kilala.nl/

Basic monitor to check whether BIND is up and running. It checks for a number of processes and tries to perform a basic lookup using…

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check_dns_secondary

Check all DNS servers for a domain An error is generated if any server is not functioning, or not authoritative A warning is generated if…

License: GPL by: George Hansper
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check_dnscluster
http://blog.kamfjord.org/2009/04/24/nagios-plugin-for-dns-roundrobin-checks/

This is the configurations I use: define service { use generic-service hostgroups skole-windows-terminalserver-group check_command check_dnscluster!tscluster.ped.local!10.5.48.44 service_description Skole-WTS innmeldt i cluster servicegroups skole-tscluster-servicegroup check_interval 30 }…

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check_dnsbl

Perl plugin that checks a specified DNS blacklist such as bl.spamcop.net to see whether a host is listed. Blacklists can be used to identify misbehaving…

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check_axfr
http://www.nic.cz/

Checks health of secondary DNS servers, whether they hold up-to-date zone and if the answer was authoritative

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Check DNS Replacement

This is a replacement for the check DNS nagios plugin that only checks A registers. It is a simple bash script using dig, so that…

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check_bind.sh
http://fooforge.com/

Description check_bind.sh is a Nagios plugin to check the bind daemon whether it's running via its pid file and then gets the statistics via rndc…

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check_zone.pl

Usage: check_zone.pl [-v[v]] domain For command: define command{ command_name check_zone command_line /usr/bin/perl $USER1$/check_zone.pl $ARG1$ } Note the use of /usr/bin/perl in front of the command…

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