Check IPCOP / Linux IF Bandwidth Usage

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Just a simple plugin to monitor bandwidth usage and Line Utilization on a IPCOP Firewall using the Nagios check_by_ssh plugin. Note: You can also use it to monitor any Linux distro on which you can install vnstat. (The instructions included are for IPCOP, but should be pretty similar.)

Prerequisites:

IPCOP (DUH)
vnstat plugin for IPCOP. (see http://www.ipadd.de/binary.html)

Installation:

Setup SSH Private/Public Key Authentication between your Nagios Server and the IPCOP Box.
Copy plugin to your ipcop box. (scp -P 222 check_bandwidth.sh ipcop_ip_address:/home/hagios/check_bandwidth.sh)
Setup Check Command in nagios.
Add the service to your IPCOP Host in nagios.

Usage:

I,ve added 4 slots for specifying paramaters to vnstat.

Example: ./check_bandwidth.sh -d -i eth0

See vnstat documentation for details on available parameters.

Reviews (2)

Please use check_traffic_limit instead!

byqris, August 9, 2013

No fault of the author of this plugin, thanks for trying, but check_traffic_limit is a much better plugin! I wish I had found it before rewriting this plugin.

http://exchange.nagios.org/directory/Plugins/Network-Connections%2C-Stats-and-Bandwidth/check_traffic_limit/details

IPCop 1.4 vnstat - not available

byChurchChrist, February 16, 2011

unfortunately vnstat seems to be unavailable for ipcop 1.4 and above.

I am looking at poss solutions but as a noob to nagios may take some time.

Thanks anyway

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