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check_hello_world_ssh
Current Version
0.2 (Heracleum mantegazzianum)
Last Release Date
2012-04-05
Compatible With
- Nagios 1.x
- Nagios 2.x
- Nagios 3.x
Owner
License
GPL
Hits
68820
Files:
| File | Description |
|---|---|
| check_hello_world_ssh.tar.gz | check_hello_world_ssh.tar.gz |
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I created this plugin to check if the target machine can handle ssh connections. Differently from check_ssh standard plugin, this script will open a connection and run a command. So we can detect machines which are up and running but in weired states, eg: ssh responds but does not load you the prompt
######### What it does #########
#checks ssh status running "echo hello world" on the remote machine
#I created this plugin to check if the target machine can handle ssh connections. Differently from check_ssh standard plugin, this script will open a connection and run a command. So we can detect machines which are up and running but in weired states, eg: ssh responds but does not load you the prompt
######### Usage ####
#Of course the plugin needs that *nagios user* has unattended ssh access to the target machine (nagios user has previously exchanged the SSH key with the target). To allow ssh connection with no password, just run
# su - nagios
# ssh-copy-id your_user@target
#checks ssh status running "echo hello world" on the remote machine
#I created this plugin to check if the target machine can handle ssh connections. Differently from check_ssh standard plugin, this script will open a connection and run a command. So we can detect machines which are up and running but in weired states, eg: ssh responds but does not load you the prompt
######### Usage ####
#Of course the plugin needs that *nagios user* has unattended ssh access to the target machine (nagios user has previously exchanged the SSH key with the target). To allow ssh connection with no password, just run
# su - nagios
# ssh-copy-id your_user@target
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