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Hello,<br>
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Writing a script in lua which does this would be fairly simple for
NSClient++.<br>
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// Michael Medin<br>
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2011-04-13 15:06 Michel Cote skrev:
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<div>Hi list,</div>
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<div>First time poster here but I've read a lot of emails so many
thanks for that.</div>
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<div>I don't know how to search for what I'm looking so I'm going
to simply ask and hope someone has seen or made something that
would suit what I need.</div>
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<div>So here's the setup:</div>
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<div>I currently use Nagios to scan over 700 routers (Cisco 1800
series) on our network. Basically we have a little over 700
stores connected to the internet and using a VPN to form a
network with our servers. So currently Nagios is pinging those
routers to make sure they are up and connected.</div>
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<div>Behind those routeurs I have an office computer and several
cash registers. As a security precaution those computers are
not reachable from my linux box and Nagios of course.</div>
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<div>There is a very simple system that allows those computers to
send files back to our servers by secure FTP.</div>
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<div>Ok so what I'm looking for is a software that would work in
the background on those computers and scan for CPU usage,
Memory, hard drives and if possible temperature. If certain
conditions are met (like shortage of disk space) a file would be
produced in a specific folder and the our automatic FTP system
would grab it and transfer that to our servers... From there
it's a simple matter to transfer it to my linux box and make it
availlable to Nagios as a passive check.</div>
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<div>Has anyone heard of such a software? I've looked into
NsClient++ but I have no clue if it's able to save the scans to
file if it does it would probably be a pretty good tool for what
I'm looking for.</div>
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<div>Another question I have is about the passive check function.
I understand how it works but what I'm not sure of is how to
make sure the files that would be produced by the remote
software will be correctly formated for Nagios to understand it.</div>
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<div>Thanks in advance for any help offered.</div>
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<div>Michel Côté</div>
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