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check_dhcp_snmp

Rating
2 votes
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Current Version
0.0.1
Last Release Date
2016-12-05
Compatible With
  • Nagios 1.x
  • Nagios 2.x
  • Nagios 3.x
  • Nagios 4.x
  • Nagios XI
License
BSD
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Files:
FileDescription
check_dhcp_snmp.plcheck_dhcp_snmp.pl
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# Perl check for DHCP pools via SNMP bulkwalk. Specifically written to monitor Windows 2012R2 DHCP.
# Perl check for DHCP pools via SNMP bulkwalk. Specifically written to monitor Windows 2012R2 DHCP.
# -- Fast. Checks ~1000 scopes in 1.5 seconds.
# -- Lightweight. Perl-only. Only two SNMP queries.
# -- Defaults to including all scopes, which is most meaningful for ops and NOC.
# -- Easy to specify inclusions only. For example, can specify a specific location's scopes.
# -- Allow excluding scopes, such as small test scopes you'd never want alerted on.
# -- "Include" trumps the default "all" or any specified "exclude" scopes.
# -- Allows defining a backup DHCP server, when primary is under maintenance. Useful when monitoring
# specific scopes.
# -- Includes perfdata, disabled by default.
# -- Output sorted by criticality -> scope. Any Critical, then Warning, are at the top of the output.
Reviews (1)
byigor.castro, June 11, 2018
It is a great script working fine so far.
Performance output is really useful.
Only thing is you must edit the script to replace all the "Nagios::Plugin" by "Monitoring::Plugin". The perl plugin was renamed.

Thank you