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./check_temp_dallas.pl Fehlende Eingabewerte: check_temp_dallas.pl INDEX WARN CRIT NAME INDEX ist ein String im Breich von 01 bis 16 NAME ist ein String fuer die nähre…
This is a Temperature plugin that retrieves temperature sensor values using SNMP and can issue alerts if selected parameters are above specified number. It also…
The Sensatronic Senturion is a 1U sized monitor is a turnkey solution with fully integrated sensors (temperature, humidity, airflow and light level); a built in…
The plugin takes hostname, community string and number of the desired subunit as arguments and gives back the status and the values of the available…
This Perl program translates the number of status, of the Quantum Library, with words. Tested and works with Quantum Library PX506. EXAMPLE - SNMP response…
Uses mt to query if a tape is mounted in a tapdrive. Prevents incomplete backups due to forgotten tape changes.
A very simple script that gets the harddrive temperature from S.M.A.R.T. by using hddtemp syntax and example: ./check_hddtemp.sh ./check_hddtemp.sh /dev/sda 40 50 since hddtemp needs…
The plugin queries with LWP the status of EM1 over http. Checks for seperated units and types (t=temperature, h=humidity abd w=wettness). A plugin written in…
Check Disk space via SNMP standard MIB query. Also can check Swap and Mem under Linux. Needs bc (since shell get easily overflowed by nowadays…
Nagios-plugin to read the the temperature of a one wire sensor (like DSL 1820) and compae it with the supplied thresholds. Needed hard- and software:…
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