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Thecus Check SNMP

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Current Version
1.1
Last Release Date
2020-02-25
Compatible With
  • Nagios 3.x
  • Nagios 4.x
  • Nagios XI
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License
GPL
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Files:
FileDescription
check_thecus_snmp.shcheck script
nas_mib.tar.gzNAS MIBS
Thecus_SNMP_MIB_Spec-140227_V0.1-1.pdfMib Specs pdf by Thecus
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This is a Nagios plugin that monitors your Thecus via SNMP instead of using logins and apssword (which can overload the Thecus)
Check your Thecus via SNMP instead of using logins and apssword (which can overload the Thecus)

# check_thecus_snmp.sh for nagios
# altered version of check_snmp_synology by Nicolas Ordonez, Switzerland released in 2016
#
# Version: 1.1
# 25-02-2020 A. Vlaanderen, Netherlands
#
# Thanks to:
# Nicolas Ordonez (original script writer)
#
#---------------------------------------------------
# this plugin checks the health of your Thecus NAS
# - System status
# - System info
# - Disks status
# - RAID status
# - System Temperature Warning and Critical
# - UPS information (needs implementation)
# - Storage percentage in use
#
# Tested and working for Firmwares >= 2.06.02.10
# on N16000pro and (N)12000(pro)
#---------------------------------------------------
# Based on NAS MIBS provided in the firmware of Thecus
#---------------------------------------------------

CHANGELOG:
v1.1
* changed conditions for storage capacity check, as it all ended in Critical, now proper statements
* changed extention to .sh as it's not perl