#MONIT PING EXAMPLE HOW TO#

The script is executed on a target NFS client host, and tests if the client can access the centralized SAN over NFS and automounter daemon. Monitors the NFS (Storage Area Network) service availability. The script uses ping (ICMP) in an unbuffered mode to test the connectivity. This script can prove helpful in an IT industry where there is a requirement to ensure that all the different gateways across all data centers can reach one another. This script allows the user to know the network response time between a defined host and a third party host. Monitors network connectivity between a configured device (not where the PATROL Agent is running) and a third party device.

#MONIT PING EXAMPLE HOW TO#

It shows how to present delta values and average instead of absolute value into TrueSight Operations Management. The script accepts an argument of the host, and reports the network load of that host. The script uses the netstat -interfaces operating system command. The netstat-monitor.sh script allows you to remotely monitor the network activity of a given host. Monitors the network load per NIC by using the netstat command line tool. Monitors and collects data at the specified time. This script shows how to read the latest content from a file, for example, from the last 180 seconds. If the number is greater than zero, an annotation message is displayed with the job details. By setting a recurrent check on the /var/log/cron file the script reports the number of jobs that were executed during the last polling cycle. The script runs on a host for which the root username and password have been provided.

Monit ping example