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Check FreeIPA replication
Last Release Date
2018-01-01
Compatible With
- Nagios 3.x
- Nagios 4.x
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Files:
| File | Description |
|---|---|
| plugin_ipa_replication.sh | The plugin, shell script. |
| ipareplication.JPG | Nagios screenshot. |
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This plugin check replication between FreeIPA servers. This first release is only for RH/OL/CentOS version 7. And the plugin required password of Directory Manager, hence what I suggest is to download this shell script, and enter the password in the "ipa_passwd" variable. One idea of hiding a password in a shell script is to use 'shc' tool which will convert a shell script into executable binary.
The plugin runs on a FreeIPA server, hence it's called by NRPE. I've tested it for four master FreeIPA servers, works as expected in our environment, we're using here, as we eat our own dog food. Attached is screenshot from our Nagios.
Hope you'll find this initial script useful, please use it and improve it. I may add improvements if spare item permits, but no guarantees at all.
The plugin runs on a FreeIPA server, hence it's called by NRPE. I've tested it for four master FreeIPA servers, works as expected in our environment, we're using here, as we eat our own dog food. Attached is screenshot from our Nagios.
Hope you'll find this initial script useful, please use it and improve it. I may add improvements if spare item permits, but no guarantees at all.
Reviews (1)
bybernard@lheureux.be, February 4, 2020
Before anything, please perform a dos2unix on this file !
