t an active/standby or
active/active Nagios setup? Would be interested in hearing all ideas...
Steve
Steve Shipway
University of Auckland ITS
UNIX Systems Design Lead
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Hello all.
Here, we have recently acquired a Cisco Ironport Email gateway appliance, and
this makes all sorts of useful data available via an XML interface. Therefore,
I have created a plugin for Nagios and MRTG that can collect and threshold this
data using the HTTPS/XML interface.
The plugi
> My money is on "Requiretty". Locally you have a TTY, while NRPE does
> not. The "Requiretty" setting in /etc/sudoers must be turned
> off. Comment out this line in /etc/sudoers:
>
> Defaultsrequiretty
I agree -- this one had me stumped for days when I was producing a different
plugin (fo
This is the way we do it, with Parents (not host dependencies).
First we create a virtual object for the VMWare farm. This has a status of UP
if any of the farm servers are up (using check_summary). This virtual 'host'
has several services, using the v0.9 check_vmware, relating to the farm's
I would be very very wary of running Nagios on a VM (we use VMware here). The
reason for this is Clock Skew.
Clock Skew causes the virtual clock on the guest OS to lag behind then skip
forward depending on the loading and sleep times of the guest. Note that this
will not affect 'Para-virtuali
If you want the satellites to suppress host/service checks when hosts are
unreachable, then yes.
Otherwise, your central Nagios master will correctly suppress notifications (as
it knows about the dependencies, and the satellites don't do notifications)
On our system, Ive defined the dependencies
> From: Jim Avery [mailto:j...@jimavery.me.uk]
> Sent: Wednesday, 22 April 2009 9:38 a.m.
> 2009/4/21 Andrew Davis :
> > So far, so good, but what I really want to see is the URL in the output.
...
> I agree, but since the plugin doesn't do that, I sometimes put the
> full url in the "notes" direct
to use SNMP as
ESX3i no longer has an SNMP interface.
Thanks for your attention,
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for 64bit Windows. I am hoping that
some members of the community who have offered to help will be able to provide
this.
Thankyou for your time,
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agiosExchange once it can be
considered stable. Anyone attending LISA08 may be interested in seeing a brief
demo of the sort of stats it retrieves at the MRTG BoF session on Wednesday.
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We have achieve this here by having a shared external storage unit, and then
using LinuxHA with the nagios service and filesystem (on the external disk
unit) being defined as HA services. Works well - at the same time we also fail
over the NSCA, SNMPtrapdaemon, and mysql database on the same ex
> > On Jun 16, 2008, at 11:06 AM, Luc MAIGNAN wrote:
> >
> >> Isn't there a free way to send SMS via Nagios ?
> >
> > Most cell phone companies have an e-mail -> sms gateway service.
> >
Count yourselves lucky, here in New Zealand they charge you to use it in either
direction. You need to pay to
> I really need some help with this guys. My setup was working for the
> longest time and I can't think of any changes made to it that would
> cause this behavior. I get random (and quite annoying!) Nagios alerts
> that say "Problem: $SERVER is UP!" (with the actual host name) or
> sometimes it jus
Check on nagiosexchange.org
There's the check_esx2 plugin to check ESX servers and their guests. Its
currently being reworked to support ESX3 better. I also have a plugin (run via
NRPE) that checks vmem and vcpu on a linux/windows guest using the VMWare
library API. Also check_vmfs that chec
> On May 22, 2008, at 12:19 PM, Nair wrote:
>
> > Can some one please help me in integrating send_nsca command with my
> > Perl script for passive monitoring system.
> >
> > Say how can we integrate plugin output without writing to any file
> > and then piping thru send_nsca.
> >
>
You can also ta
Your service definition should instead say:
check_command
check_oracle_generic!test2!system!manage!18!12!select count(*) from
v$session where username in not null
and your command definition should have
command_line/usr/local/nagios/libexec/check_oracle_generic -SID
'$ARG1$' -dbuse
> I've a list of hosts, these hosts are not available for ping, but
normal
> service checks (SSH, SMTP, ...) work. Nagios reports theses hosts
beeing
> down! Ugly!
On our system, we too have a small subset of hosts which cannot be
pinged. However, they can be SSH'ed. So, I defined a new test,
ch
> >>Active Service Latency: 0.000 / 7267.198 /
...
> >The only possible cause is the OCSP command slowing things
> >down somehow.
...
> But if the submit_check_result is running slowly, that would only
affect
> the service
> execution time wouldn't it? My understanding of check l
> As I'd mentioned in a previous message, I'm in the process of
converting
> from a centralized
> Nagios 2.10 setup all running on a single host to a distributed setup
> running on at least 3
> hosts (3 to start anyway). The centralized setup has 572 hosts and
2900
> services 99.9% of which are ac
Here, we use weathermap -- http://www.network-weathermap.com/ -- which
can take data feeds from MRTG and Nagios as well as from Cacti. I have
a home-grown remote editor 'weatherman' available from
http://www.steveshipway.org/software/weathermap-3.5.zip (perl/Tcl for
windows/linux/mac/etc) which is
> There are several plugins for this this already on nagios exchange. I
> would take a look there as well.
http://www.nagiosexchange.org/RAID_Controller.58.0.html?&tx_netnagext_pi
1[p_view]=224
This is the one we use - it supports several hardware RAID, plus
software raid on linux, solaris and AI
This may be obvious, but have you checked for sure that you have the
correct username and password, and that this particular username is
authorised for the URL? You'll get a 401 if you have a valid
username/password but the directory has a require directive that
excludes the user (or excludes the
Here, we do this by checking the uptime of the host/device.For
switches etc, this is in the SNMP counter. For windows hosts, it is via
check_nt and the UPTIME object. For unix, you just create an
appropriate script to run via nrpe.
We then do a critical if uptime < 10min. Since hosts are ch
Check the definitions for your contact. Do you have
host_notification_options d,r set in there as well as in the host
definition? If not, then the notifications will be filtered out by your
contact definition.
Steve
notifications on Nagios 3.0a3. I have all hosts configured for DOWN and
> Just to wrap up this topic, I finally defeated this problem by
changing
> the output of my ambient temperature monitor to not return the actual
> temperature in the server room. This made the message static and
> unchanging and prevented repeated notifications from going out.
I'm coming into thi
> I want to integrate Nagios with MySQL and i was checking in
> nagiosexchange and found this:
>
http://www.nagiosexchange.org/Misc.36.0.html?&tx_netnagext_pi1[p_view]=4
62
Ah - this is one of mine.
We use this here, of course - it was written originally for Nagios 1.x
(which we use) but is now t
The old NSClient is notorious for not reporting problems correctly.
Usually, when this happens, I find the issue is that the TCP port has
been stolen by another application. Exchange is frequently guilty of
this as it starts getting temporary port numbers from 1024 upwards and
quickly takes th
://webdropoff.auckland.ac.nz/cgi-bin/pickup/945661545ec0ebe8e9cae13
7a553c127/356932
The linux one is better tested than the windows one. Treat these as
alpha code: if you put them into a production environment, then you're
on your own.
Steve
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Mels Said:
> Cook, Garry wrote:
> > IIRC, the solution given in that thread was 'Don't use VMware'.
> >
> > I run three different Ubuntu servers (Nagios, MRTG, and NeDi) on
VMware,
> >and have no issues whatsoever with time (or anything else).
...
> I have Suse 10.2 and Nagios, MRTG, Netdirector i
> > VMWare themselves advise not to perform any monitoring which is
> > rate-based on the guest, and further say that any monitoring which
polls
> > hardware (eg network card traffic) will cause performance problems,
and
> > also that monitoring CPU and Memory on the guest is pointless and
> > misl
> Does the comment not to Nagios on VMWare also apply to a Distribution
> server?
Yes, if any of the checks are rate-based with the rate being calculated
by the plugin. Doing anything on a VMWare guest which is sensitive to
the clock is not a good idea.
So, you can check that (eg) http is up a
We run a lot of VMWare here, although we're running our Nagios on a
physical box for performance reasons. I've spent a lot of time
researching how to monitor virtual hosts and the potential pitfalls...
> We're testing our Nagios 2.9 implementation on a VMWare server. This
> box does have the VMW
ms, then please email me. Similarly
for anyone who'd like to drop by and talk Nagios. I'll even try and
revive my previous idea of a New Zealand Nagios Users group, now I have
management funding :-)
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> As we are currently consolidating hosts to VMWare i need some way to
> define reasonable parent/child relations ships in Nagios as well as
> defining host dependencies.
This is a really awkward one.
What we do here is to first define the guests as individual hosts for
monitoring, although we d
As you heard, NDOUtils is only for sending status data from
Nagios->Database.
However, if performance is your issue, then since Nagios 2 the daemon
has written a cache file containing pre-processed configuration data to
a temporary file as it runs. The CGIs can read this for massive
performance
When you run the /install option, this configures a Windows service
which points at the nsclient++.exe executable. After you run this, you
cannot move the .exe file, else the service will not be able to start!
Here, I have made a windows install package, which installs the stuff
into C:\progra
1. On solaris, make sure you have the SSL libraries installed if you are
going to use SSL. Solaris does not seem to have these by default.
2. If you disable SSL, you need to do it on the client as well. So,
your inetd definition uses -n to disable SSL, and you must also give the
-n option to the
> We're currently looking at creating a distributed setup using
> NSCA. One thing that I've found no mention of is how the host and
> service commands are forwarded.
I think they are not.
> Even if the central machien does all the notifications (as we're
> planning), completely dis/enabling servi
I think this one is one of mine.
We're in the process of moving to Nagios 2.x here, and in doing so I
fixed a couple of bugs in this script, and improved it considerably.
Until now I've not been able to properly test under Nagios 2.x.
I have just uploaded the v2.0beta1 of these scripts to N
> I'm admin of network with nagios, the network has like 30 servers, and
im
> trying to do a double monitoring.ie:
Sounds like what you want is either High Availaibility or Standy Nagios.
We use both.
For our 'live' Nagios, we have two servers running Linux-HA which are
both connected to the sam
use?
Alternatively, if Ethan has made some, where can I obtain them?
Thanks for any help,
Steve
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> Does anybody using Nagios for monitoring Drupal CMS deployments?
Nagios
> already has check_http and check_curl plugins but I can only validate
> index.php. I was thinking about test tool called WebInject. It has a
We use webinject to monitor our CMS system, although it is a different
CMS to you
Max wrote:
> Palle Jensen wrote:
> > You say that you are reading from SNMP, are you still using check_nt
> plugin in Nagios, or are you using any different plugin?
...
> I think you're confused about my approach. The way I do graphing,
> doesn't involve Nagios at all. I just use SNMP and MRTG whi
> I'm planning to start to use Nagios to monitor some email servers.
> The idea is having Nagios sending an email using check_smtp and then
> retrive it using check_tcp.
>
> Can those two plugins accomplish this?
No, these two plugins only check for sanity on the ports and do not
actually send/re
> It will look up the status and command files from the Nagios config,
parse
> the status and then force an active check for services matching these
> criterias:
> 1. Should not be scheduled to be checked
> 2. Has active checks enabled
Is there a reason why you are not using the Nagios freshness c
"SpamCop",
"http://www.spamcop.net/"; ],
[ "blackholes.mail-abuse.org", "Mail-abuse.org",
"http://www.mail-abuse.org/"; ]
);
Thanks for your time,
Steve
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ng it. Make sure
you have your parameters quoted and check nsclient++ for definitions of
illegal characters...
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and relay stage, SMTPS SSL certificate expiry, active users, active
connections, time taken for a test email to pass through the system,
number of mail processes (postfix, amavis, gld), virus scanner daemons,
mail cluster activity, performance, and failover.
Plus most of this is also graphed wh
are currently able to send
out alerts.
Works well for us - I can send a copy of the modified status.c if you
want, but we're using nagios 1.4...
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is to try installing nsclient++ or nc_net
and see if they work, or if it still fails then the problem lies with
your check_nt call. Double check that you are really passing meaningful
parameters to check_nt.
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cent and not compatible? We use
nagios-plugins 1.4 and this works with pnsclient2.0.1 correctly.
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e scalar, but that is a possibility as well.
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I would say that you need to use inetd, OR an init.d script, but not
both. If you try to then you'll get errors when they try and start up.
Your 'unable to read output' error seems to indicate that you have a
timeout. I don't know what plugin you are attempting to run remotely,
but check to mak
Sounds like the daemon is comparing the client's IP against the list of
permitted connections, and not getting a match. For some reason the
query of the source IP on the connection is returning 0.0.0.0 instead of
the source IP - maybe you have some special wrapper or intervening
agent. I'd sugges
STATE -l '$ARG1$'
Nagios will still expand $ARG1$, but the shell will not subsequently try
to expand the $ in the argument.
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wanted (use a special
eventhandler monitoring the live Nagios to enable/disable notifications
on the standby Nagios)
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We dealt with this by installing a local
caching-only nameserver on the Nagios host itself. This also took a lot of
the load off of the main nameservers. So, resolv.conf was set to use
127.0.0.1 by default and have our normal name servers as secondaries. A
nice sideeffect was that it vas
Derek Balling [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> On Nov 7, 2006, at 4:45 PM, Steve Shipway wrote:
> > As far as I know, there is no way to find out the IP
> address of an ESX
> > guest OS without connecting to it (eg by logging in to the virtual
...
> That can't be tru
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for brevity) and then you'll be able to use DNS to indentify it and SNMP
query it directly.
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This nicely explains why my mrtg-pnsclient script
(which allows MRTG to directly query pnsclient, NC_Net etc) has occasional
problems when querying two variables at once, and the second query fails.
It is interesting to note that the original pnsclient doesn't have this
limitation :)
If y
e maintainable.
This is the way I'd like to see it implemented in the official tree,
maybe with a nagios.cfg option to allow you to set the default to be :rw
or :r (so that once you've fully implemented things you can change
default to be :r, best to default to the lower level)
Steve
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ORBS, etc
etc) and alerts you if this happens.
Of course, this is not quite what you were asking for, but (once you fix
your mail server) it lets you know if you ever get incorrectly blocked.
We check it every few hours.
Available from nagiosexchange.org.
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I achieve this by using the check_snmp options to test
for a known value in the response string (eg: '.'). This way, I can alert
if anyone stops the SNMP daemon or changes the community
strings.
Steve
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tion rules change over time periods - I might want to know what
would happen out of hours without having to wait until after 6pm. What
I really need is something to read the config files, untangle them, and
then give a response based on options passed.
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Using Nagios 1.4, at the moment. Cant go to 2.x until next year.
Thanks in advance
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Using Tomcat but need to do more? Need to support web services, security?
Get stuff done quickly with
ly; however if
youre perl-savvy email me and you can have a copy.
The name 'buster' comes from 'ghostbuster', since it is supposed to use
this extra text to tell the night ops who they're gonna call...
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>
> Kyle Vorster wrote:
> > What i am trying to do is give a more de
> I'm guessing that this plugin is designed to run on the mail server
> itself which is running nagios /and/ qmail?
Yes.
> Checking the mail queue remotely is maybe not possible?
> Maybe I'm just missing something?
Run it remotely via NRPE. That's what we do.
S
e
they decided on doing (2). Doing (1) would have been too easy.
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Which do you think they chose? Sigh.
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We use Nagios to monitor the service console (via
check_esx2, from nagiosexchange) and the standard host MIB checks. Then we
use NRPE or pNSclient on the guests to monitor them (but not CPU, memory or
network IO). check_esx2 takes care of CPU use, readytime, and memory use
checks. Works f
rately.
You might like to try playing with the is_volatile=1, and
stalking_options=c to see if this results in multiple calls to the event
handler on every critical check rather than just on state changes?
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) then this includes a
test for a named executable running, as well as a test for a particular
service name. I believe NC_Net and nsclient++ also both have this
functionality.
Steve
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at least before it started to struggle.
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Get stuff done qui
> > Check out the WebInject Nagios plugin. I have it setup to check
> > several pages in a secure website and it handles cookies.
> It could
> > save you the hassle of creating your our script.
We use webinject here for precisely this reason, and it works well. It
also supports MRTG format
Great idea, I never though of it for some reason. I've just added
check_tcp on port 5667 to make this test - we use NSCA for receiving
SNMP traps and messages from NagEventLog, so these are reset to 'ok' by
a freshness check rather than to 'unknown'. Checking NSCA is alive is a
good idea.
Steve
> Hi, I'm running Nagios 2.5 and my question is: is there
> any way to capture the stdout of an event handler and get it
> into the email Nagios sends out?
If you think about it, this must be impossible.
Since the event handler is called at the same time as the notifications,
the output (
> How Can I have redundancy in my nagios server?
We do it by having two servers, twin-tailed onto an external mirrored
SCSI disk pack, and then using Linux-HA to do failover between them with
a floating virtual IP and so on. Works very well although both servers
need to be in the same physical l
> I am monitoring several hundred virtual machines and they
> move from time to time to different VMware host machines. My
> question is how can I easily update the parents for these?
We have this situation as well.
The way I get around it is to reconfigure the scripts daily. I have a
reconfi
> > CHECK_NRPE: Socket timeout after 10 seconds.
This is the check_nrpe timing out. There are 3 or 4 timeouts to check
--
1)Service checks have a global timeout in nagios.cfg. This is usually
about 30sec
2)check_nrpe has a timeout specified by -t. This is usually 10sec.
3)The remote nrpe agen
> > > > Is it possible to get a nagios server to bind to an IP?
...
> > > > I want to get nagios to use one IP on a cluster so that
> the other
> > > > host
> > > > (active-passive) can take it over in the event of a failure.
...
> > I've set allowed_hosts in nrpe.conf - so the clients will
> on
check_procs will only check for processes on the local
machine. Use the -h option to see all the parameters you can give it to
check for different things. You will probably want to use NRPE to run the
check_procs plugin on the remote server (this is how we do it
here)
check_nrpe -H 172.2
> Does anyone have any recommendations for using Nagios to
> consume or plug in something that can test end user
> experience and report transaction steps to Nagios? I would
> need this to test drilling down into web sites and Win32 apps.
> Kinda like a transaction testing solution like Rationa
Hi --
I need to get a display of the current problems to go up on the Operations'
status screen. So far, I can do this with:
status.cgi?hostgroup=x-production&style=detail&servicestatustypes=248&servic
eprops=8202&hostprops=8202&noheader&sorttype=2&sortoption=3
which limits display to just the
Sometimes, windows servers have problems with service
order. Make sure you have started exchanege before you start perfmon, so
that perfmon can verify the counters from exchange Or is it the other way
around? We have a problem with SQLServer where if you restart the (SQL)
service all the
Here's my checkcommands.cfg
section:
##
Exchange Server#define command {
command_name
nt_exch_throughput
command_line $USER1$/check_nt -H $HOSTADDRESS$ -v COUNTER -l
"\\MSExchangeMTA\\Messages/Sec","%.2f messages/sec" -w $ARG1$ -c $ARG2$}define command
{ comma
> If you want the switches to let you know when something
> happens, use traps. If you want to pull data at regular
> intervals, use polling.
>
> There's nothing to stop you from doing both.
We use both, although not on precisely this hardware. On our foundry load
balancer and SAN, for exampl
> Anyone like to share how they monitor switch ports?
Here, we use MRTG to graph the switch ports, and the routers2 frontend to
MRTG to make it pretty. Also, the routers2 frontend has a Nagios plugin to
allow the Nagios data to be displayed as well -- and a portstatus plugin to
show the current i
> > I'm running Nagios is a distributed environment which is working very
> > well. I would like to add a little redundancy to the
> picture now that I have everything working. ;-)
...
> > It seems that a secondary "cold spare" might be the best solution.
> > Then there are maintenance issues wit
> When the server which hosts nagios2.x crashes (for instance,
> electric cut), avaibility statistics are totally wrong, the
> stop period is not catch by nagios (the last state stored by
> Nagios is used to fill this time
> period...)
> > nothing appears in "Undetermined" section of statistics.
Version 2 of check_esx (to allow Nagios to check the health of a VMware ESX
server via SNMP) is now uploaded on Nagiosexchange. This is a major change
on the old v1.4 and can check for many health problems such as balloon
memory, CPU ready time, VM swapping, and so on. Also has an add-on for MRTG
VMWare is a bit strange with this one. Basically, vdf lists normal
filesystems plus the vmfs, but the NRPE check_disk plugin is not
vmware-aware and so cannot check them.
I'm doing it here via the SNMP which seems to work, but I've needed to write
a special plugin. You might also like to notice
[Trask wrote]
> I am still butting up against very high latency issues with my Nagios
> setup. I feel like I must be missing something obvious because it
> doesn't seem like I have so many services that the servers cannot keep up.
I've noticed we get this problem when there are more than one or
> I've write a small script do monitore postfix queue using
> postqueue to count the number of emails on my queue:
>
> postqueue -p | tail -1 | cut -d " " -f 5
>
> The problem: Sometimes, my queue have more than 20.000
> emails, and I can't count this number of emails in less then
> 1 minute :
...
> > You could set your view to filter out acknowledged alerts?
> > This is an undocumented option to status.cgi.
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> Thanks for the reply Steve, how would I filter out the
> acknowledged alerts?
> After filtering them out, how would I know that they have
> recovered, does it reset the ack
> I would like to be able to acknowledge that the device is
> down and be able to remove it from our view. Only when the
> device comes back online then again goes offline it would
> reset the acknowledgment and again show it on the screen as
> 'CRITICAL' until it is acknowledged again.
>
> I
I looking for a method
to check the printer queue on Windows server (like if more than 10 jobs i queue
then warning or critical) I tried the
snmp check /usr/local/nagios/libexec/check_snmp_win.pl (very good) but i can
just test the "Service" Spooler. I
looked att nagiosexchange.org and on g
> > I'd like to give my Nagios server a virtual IP address, so that if we
> > want to migrate the monitoring service to another machine in the
> > future, it'll be easy (just setup the new machine and give
> it the same virtual IP).
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> This is a tricky issue. First of all I must assume you ar
The new version of the NagEvLog agent, for filtering and forwarding eventlog
entries on a Windows server to Nagios via NSCA, is now available from
http://www.steveshipway.org/software/ in the Nagios Utilities section, and
from NagiosExchange.
This has a few improvements on the previous versions -
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