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sensu-plugins/sensu-plugins-network-checks
v4.1.0 · public · Published almost 5 years ago
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Functionality
Files
- bin/check-banner.rb
- bin/check-netfilter-conntrack.rb
- bin/check-jsonwhois-domain-expiration.rb
- bin/check-mtu.rb
- bin/check-multicast-groups.rb
- bin/check-netstat-tcp.rb
- bin/check-ping.rb
- bin/check-ports-nmap.rb
- bin/check-ports.rb
- bin/check-ports-bind.rb
- bin/check-rbl.rb
- bin/check-socat.rb
- bin/check-whois-domain-expiration-multi.rb
- bin/check-whois-domain-expiration.rb
- bin/metrics-interface.rb
- bin/metrics-net.rb
- bin/metrics-netif.rb
- bin/metrics-netstat-tcp.rb
- bin/metrics-ping.rb
- bin/metrics-sockstat.rb
Usage
check-ports
This check now uses a TCPSocket, not nmap (see next below)
check-ports.rb -h 0.0.0.0,1.2.3.4 -p 22,25,3030 -t 30
Usage: bin/check-ports.rb (options)
-H, --hostnames HOSTNAME Hosts to connect to
-p, --ports PORTS Ports to check, comma separated
-t, --timeout SECS Connection timeout
check-ports-nmap
Usage: bin/check-ports-nmap.rb (options)
-h, --host HOST Resolving name or IP address of target host
-l, --level crit|warn Alert level crit(critical) or warn(warning)
-t, --ports PORT,PORT... TCP port(s) you wish to get status for
check-multicast-groups
{
"check-multicast-groups": [
["eth0", "224.2.2.4"]
]
}
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Last publish
December 12, 2019
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