Traffic Input and Output in MBytes

[ednaldojta]

Good morning friends!
once again I'm here for help knowledge friends.

How do you get in NagiosXI input and output per port in Bytes in NagiosXI?
For example I have check_net_win_usage, however it is only for windows and not caught by the door. I wanted a plugin or another way to get the amount of input and output Mbytes per port.

For example:

output 30Mbytes on port 8080
Input 400Mbytes on port 8080
Input 35Mbytes on port 443
output 300Mbytes on port 443

About it!

Thank you very much in advance!

[rkennedy]

Do you have a way to display this information over powershell / bash? That's what would be needed in order to get Nagios to be able to read the information.

[ednaldojta]

Not Kennedy!
I do not know how to do this in bash, you know a plugin to do this?

[rkennedy]

I don't, and to be honest it'll be pretty complicated to do as you're looking to analyze every single connection.

If you can figure out a way to produce the results you're looking for over bash, then we can definitely help you out with the Nagios portion.

[ednaldojta]

How do I implement these plugins?

https://exchange.nagios.org/directory/P ... ck/details
https://exchange.nagios.org/directory/P ... pe/details
https://exchange.nagios.org/directory/P ... 64/details

[hsmith]

We have a guide that can be found here explaining how to use plugins in Nagios XI.

If you need some help, you can always sign up for your free Nagios XI Quickstart which is an hour of free remote support with one of our technicians to get you up and running.

[ednaldojta]

Good Morning,
it is possible at least I check the input and complete output interface or network card in MBytes?
If you have to run it madly, I can bring via SSH.

If you can help me, thank you!

[rkennedy]

Can you please clarify what you're asking?

[ednaldojta]

If there is any plugin or script that I can exucutar and veficar the input and output of the network pla data?
For example

output 50MB on board vmxnet
Input 50MB on board vmxnet

[rkennedy]

Yes, this should be possible. What OS are you running on the machine you're looking to see the current bandwidth on?