Nagios monitors Windows network card traffic

nagios is not monitored by default Windows Plug-in for network card traffic, but can be implemented through a third-party plug-in script.

1: Download the check_traffic.sh script and upload it to the/usr/local/nagios/libexec directory of the Nagios monitoring server.

Official: Https://github.com/cloved/check_traffic

2: Execute permissions for check_traffic.sh:

#chmod a+x/usr/local/nagios/libexec/check_traffic.sh

3: Modify the Nagios command script to add network card monitoring commands.

# vi/usr/local/nagios/etc/objects/command.cfgdefine command{command_name check_interface command_line $USER 1$/check_traffic.sh-v $ARG 1$-C $ARG 2$-H $ARG 3$-I $ARG 4$-W $ARG 5$-c $ARG 6$-k-b}

Note:-V is the SNMP version,-C is the SNMP group name,-H is the host, and-I is the network card number. The network card number can be obtained with the following command:

#/usr/local/nagios/libexec/check_traffic.sh-v 2c-c cmh-h 182.118.46.69-l

4: Edit Monitoring service file, add network card monitoring service:

# vi /usr/local/nagios/etc/objects/localhost.cfgdefine service{         use                        linux-service          ; Name of service template to use         host_name                    116.255.220.76        service_ description            interface_traffic_media_69         check_command                 check_interface!2c!cmh!182.118.46.69!11!23000,23000! 25000,25000        normal_check_interval           3         notifications_enabled            1        }

5: Check the monitoring page, the effect is as follows:

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Nagios monitors Windows network card traffic