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check_quagga_bgpd
- Nagios 3.x
GPL
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File | Description |
---|---|
README | README |
bmon.conf | example config file |
check_quagga_bgpd | check_quagga_bgpd |
check_quagga_bgpd_routecnt | check_quagga_bgpd_routecnt |
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check_quagga_bgpd is a perl script that connects to the running bgpd, parses the config, lists the BGP peers,
checks on their status (both IPv4 and IPv6)
and returns some nagios-compliant performance data.
It writes a temporary file with the route-count-per-peer.
check_quagga_bgpd_routecnt is a perl script, which reads
the temporary file and returns the route-count-per-peer
performance data.
Why two scripts ? Because the number of peers is
small, and the number of routes is large. Graphing
both numbers in the same graph is inconvenient.
checks on their status (both IPv4 and IPv6)
and returns some nagios-compliant performance data.
It writes a temporary file with the route-count-per-peer.
check_quagga_bgpd_routecnt is a perl script, which reads
the temporary file and returns the route-count-per-peer
performance data.
Why two scripts ? Because the number of peers is
small, and the number of routes is large. Graphing
both numbers in the same graph is inconvenient.
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