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Hi, I've been searching all-over the place for a simple plugin that will output total bandwidth utilization on Linux. The closest thing I found was this one: https://exchange.nagios.org/directory/Plugins/Network-Connections%2C-Stats-and-Bandwidth/check_eth/details But this monitors both TX and RX sp...

I actually still have some more questions... I just cant seem to figure out how to filter this query down. #---------------------------------------------------------- [checkio physical2] requires=1.42 inihelp=<<EOT Check physical disk IO. These disks checks use WMI Raw counters to calculate values o...

Altering the ini file was my last resort.
I really thought there was an option to filter out the data.
That checkio just outputs way too much stuff. It sounded natural.
Oh well, I guess I dont have much of a choice now.

Thanks for the reply!

Hi, Running the following command gives me a HUGE amount of performance counters: ./check_wmi_plus.pl --IgnoreMyOutDatedPerlModuleVersions -H '10.12.11.29' -u 'USER' -p 'PASS' -m checkio -s physical This outputs the following: Overall Status - OK (Sample Period 11 sec) - Physical Drive Name="0 ...

Hi I've been looking into migrating all Windows service checks from NRPE to WMI and going agentless. My issue is that I'm having difficulties finding a plugin that can get back performance counters without using NSCLIENT as the middleman. If someone could send me down the right path it'd be great. T...

I appreciate the educated answer. Using RRD is nice and all but as we say "less is more". It gave me an idea though. As all I need to is to store some numbers for a period of time, I could script a FIFO mechanism using Powershell that just maintains a txt file with a list and disposes of t...

MSSQL
Windows Server 2012 R2.

I could do this with a PS script it'd have to be running in the background non-stop.
There must be another way...

Hi,

Is there a plugin for RAM usage similar to nrpe's check_cpuload?
I have some SQL servers with high memory consumption for which I'd like to receive alerts once the average has been over 80% for a certain amount of time.
How can this be achieved?

Thanks

Hi, I use NSCLIENT to run a custom powershell script that echos a few lines of text. From what I noticed, after echoing more than 2 lines, the alerts received via email from Nagios have the body empty and the body's text included as an attachment file by the name of AT000001.BIN. The weird thing is,...

Hey guys,

I'm relatively new to Nagios and I need to check one of my server's CPU Average Load for the past 5 hours.
I wasnt able to find anything helpful in the Nagios Exchange.

Can anyone help out?

Thanks!