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This powershell plugin for the NSCP Client (former known as NSClient++) can be used inside an Nagios monitoring environment to monitor the health from a…
This powershell plugin for the NSCP Client (former known as NSClient++) can be used inside an Nagios environment to monitor the content index on a…
peter@blackbird:~/Code/nagiosplugins$ ./check_gmailunread.py Error: no gmail user specified. Usage: check_gmailunread.py -u email_user -p email_password -w warn_unread -c crit_unread check_gmailunread.py -h for detailed help check_gmailunread.py -V for…
This plugin checks the number of emails processed by Zarafa spooler and dagent sent in the last 5 minutes. Info: Dagent and Spooler need to…
Updated version of check_blackberry5 which works with BES Server 5.0.3 This is an updated version of check_blackberry by Philipp Deneu and Ross O. Fomerand for…
check_mailqueue.pl checks the mailqueue size. Thresholds can be given in a very detailed way. Let's say you wanna specify a threshold of 50 mails in…
This script basically deletes inbox contents, using pop3 with telnet. It's my first real script, and I'd not used expect/tcl before, so please bear that…
This powershell plugin for the NSCP Client (former known as NSClient++) can be used to monitor the mail queues on a Microsoft Exchange 2013 hub…
$ ./check_snmp_domino_task.sh Check Domino Task with SNMP (GPL licence) usage: check_snmp_domino_task.sh [ -H value -C value -T value -h ] syntax: -H --> Domino Host…
Example of usage on the server Zimbra : $ARGV0 : Warning Alert $ARGV1 : Critical Alert ./check_zimbra_mailboxquota.pl $ARGV0 $ARGV1 ./check_zimbra_mailboxquota.pl 90 95 Example of usage…
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