A plug-in is a computer program that interacts with a host application to provide a certain, very specific function “on demand” i.e. the plug-in is a way for op5 Monitor to monitor different hardware, software or services, see list below for op5 Monitor plug-ins.
There are more than 1000 available plug-ins for the Nagios project that can be used with op5 Monitor. They do however vary in quality. op5 Monitor is shipped with a quality assured and documented subset of plug-ins. They are included in our support service and as such compatibility tested when op5 Monitor is patched or upgraded. There are no limitations or restrictions for op5 customers to use any available plug-in and/or to develop their own plug-ins. Visit the official Nagios Exchange for a full list of Nagios plugins.
For example, if you whant to check that it is not possible to connect to a specific TCP port, you can use check_tcp which will return critical as long as the port is closed. Negate will convert that response to OK.
How
This plugin should be used together with other plugins and negates the check result of the plugin that is run. Critical equals to OK and vice versa.
List of Plug-ins
A plug-in is a computer program that interacts with a host application to provide a certain, very specific function “on demand” i.e. the plug-in is a way for op5 Monitor to monitor different hardware, software or services, see list below for op5 Monitor plug-ins.
There are more than 1000 available plug-ins for the Nagios project that can be used with op5 Monitor. They do however vary in quality. op5 Monitor is shipped with a quality assured and documented subset of plug-ins. They are included in our support service and as such compatibility tested when op5 Monitor is patched or upgraded. There are no limitations or restrictions for op5 customers to use any available plug-in and/or to develop their own plug-ins. Visit the official Nagios Exchange for a full list of Nagios plugins.
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negate
What
Negates result of a plugin.Why
For example, if you whant to check that it is not possible to connect to a specific TCP port, you can use check_tcp which will return critical as long as the port is closed. Negate will convert that response to OK.How
This plugin should be used together with other plugins and negates the check result of the plugin that is run. Critical equals to OK and vice versa.Target Platforms
Not platform dependent.Categories
Misc