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This plugin monitors the temperature and gives warning if temperature is greater than 70c and critical when temperature is greater than 90c and If it's…
This scripts checks, if there is any alarm on an appearTV device. If there is one you get a critical errror with the error message.
The 'snmp' package must be installed on the Nagios box. The plugin is destined for SNMP version 2. The plugin checks power supply of both…
The 'snmp' package must be installed on the Nagios box. The plugin is destined for SNMP version 2. The plugin checks the alarm value of…
Sam Weather Ver. 2.0 Author: Sam Dockery Email: samueldockery@gmail.com What's New with 2.0: 1. Warning & Critical levels 2. Added Pressure, Solar Radiation, & UV…
This is Nagios plugin for Modbus TCP and RTU. Added many useful features: - support of IPv6 / IPv4 - support of DNS names -…
For details visit: -http://www.thomas-krenn.com/de/wiki/GPU_Sensor_Monitoring_Plugin -http://www.thomas-krenn.com/en/wiki/GPU_Sensor_Monitoring_Plugin New important sensors: -Power Usage -ECC errors The plugin collects information about the built in GPU: -meta information (not complete)…
This plugin enables nagios to check l2p devices, e.g. opus20 devices. it's written in bash and uses the l2p script collection l2p is the "lufft…
Version 2.0 - Original Script by: Ton Voon, 2006 See http://www.nagioscommunity.org for more details Version 2.1 by b.rosner@wurzelwerk.it on 10052012 Changed to use Weather::Google Version…
v1.1 interprets a few more OIDs and de-duplicates any errors that may also be visible via a dump from telnet. v1.4 decodes additional errors that…
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