SIP
check_calls
Description:
You’ve possible already met with nagios-plugins-check_sip. It sends OPTIONS packet to SIP proxy and waits for response. In some cases, that is not enough. My plugin makes real calls through SIP proxy periodically using Net::SIP module.
Current Version
1.0
Last Release Date
2012-04-25
Compatible With
- Nagios 3.x
Owner
Website
License
GPL
Project Files
| File | Description |
|---|---|
| check_calls | Nagios plugin - SIP network monitoring |
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# 'check_calls' command definition
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define command{
command_name check_calls
command_line /usr/bin/perl /usr/lib/nagios/plugins/check_calls -T 10 -O /dev/null sip:nagios@voxtrot.com sip:$ARG1$@$HOSTADDRESS$
}
# 'check_calls' service definition
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define service {
hostgroup_name sip-servers
servicegroups sip-services
service_description Test Calls
check_command check_calls!999 ; 999 is the number to call, you should configure this extension in your SIP server.
use generic-service
}
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So. This script is actually ripped off from the guys who make the SIP perl module itself. Found here: https://metacpan.org/source/SULLR/Net-SIP-0.682/samples/invite_and_recv.pl
Didn't give any credit to Steffen Ullrich.
Anyway.. This plugin has issues and there's no support for it because this guy didn't write it, Steffen did.
In my experience so far. I have it working as this in my command line test
./check_calls -T 30 --leg 192.168.1.50:5060 --username anaduser@foo.com --password pass1 sip:1661@foo.com sip:123@foo.com
It wouldn't work without forcing the leg piece to use the localhost IP address and port. It kept trying to bind to an external address giving me a 110 error as someone reported earlier.
Didn't give any credit to Steffen Ullrich.
Anyway.. This plugin has issues and there's no support for it because this guy didn't write it, Steffen did.
In my experience so far. I have it working as this in my command line test
./check_calls -T 30 --leg 192.168.1.50:5060 --username anaduser@foo.com --password pass1 sip:1661@foo.com sip:123@foo.com
It wouldn't work without forcing the leg piece to use the localhost IP address and port. It kept trying to bind to an external address giving me a 110 error as someone reported earlier.
Hi, the plugin looks very good, exactly what I need.
Having installed all the Perl pre-requisites and finally getting the plugin to run, I'm now hit with a SIP registration failure 110.
I'm using: ./check_calls.pl --username ADUSERNAME --PASSWORD --registrar=LYNCSERVERIP --proxy=LYNCSERVERIP sip:my.email@domain.com 07711111111
Please get in touch, would love to see this working !
Having installed all the Perl pre-requisites and finally getting the plugin to run, I'm now hit with a SIP registration failure 110.
I'm using: ./check_calls.pl --username ADUSERNAME --PASSWORD --registrar=LYNCSERVERIP --proxy=LYNCSERVERIP sip:my.email@domain.com 07711111111
Please get in touch, would love to see this working !
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