prtg

http://www.paessler.com/prtg/features

prtg的sensor技术

数据库监视

Flexible Alerting

• 9 notification technologies: Send Email, SMS/Pager, syslog and SNMP Trap, HTTP request, Event log entry, Play alarm sound files, Amazon SNS, any external technology that can be triggered by an EXE or batch file
• Status alerts (up, down, warning)
• Limit alerts (value above/below x)
• Threshold alerts (above/below x for y minutes)
• Multiple condition alerts (x and y are down)
• Escalation alerts (extra notifications every x min during downtime)
• Dependencies (avoid alarm floods)
• Acknowledge Alarms (no more notifications for this alarm)
• Alert Scheduling (no low priority alerts at night)

通知投递　　告诉prtg如何发送消息

通知　　　　定义消息的类别与内容

通知触发　　

prtg api编程

<prtg>

<text>

</text>

<error>

</error>

<result>

</result>

</prtg>

<prtg>

<result>

<channel>a</channel>

<value>10</value>

</result>

<result>

<channel>b</channel>

<value>20</value>

</result>

</prtg>

 

[root@109-com1 scripts]# cat rx

#!/bin/bash

eth=eth0

RXpre=$(ifconfig ${eth} | grep bytes | awk  '{print $2}'| awk -F":" '{print $2}')

TXpre=$(ifconfig ${eth} | grep bytes | awk '{print $6}' | awk -F":" '{print $2}')

sleep 1

RXnext=$(ifconfig ${eth} | grep bytes | awk  '{print $2}'| awk -F":" '{print $2}')

TXnext=$(ifconfig ${eth} | grep bytes | awk '{print $6}' | awk -F":" '{print $2}')

echo "0:$(((${RXnext}-${RXpre})/1024)):recv!!!KB/s"

[root@109-com1 scripts]# cat daxiao

#!/bin/bash

daxiao=`ls -l  /var/log/asterisk/messages |cut -d " " -f5`

echo "0:$daxiao:messages!!!!!!!"

 

prtg change web default sound  

1.mp3与ogg同时替换命名为beep

2.并且要将mp3转换为ogg格式

3.清空浏览器缓存

 

 

prtg邮件发送三步走

1.通知投递，设置smtp地址与用户名与密码

2.通知

3.触发

prtg api

ASAP as soon as possible

172.16.1.14:8080

prtg

live graph 2小时120个值，1分钟扫描间隔

2天    

SSH Script sensors

only one channel per sensor

The returned data for standard SSH Script sensors must be in the following format:

returncode:value:message

Value has to be a 64 bit integer or float and will be used as the resulting value for this sensor (e.g. bytes, milliseconds, etc.),

message can be any string and will be stored in the database.

[%sitename] %device %name %status %down (%message)

C:\ProgramData\Paessler\PRTG Network Monitor\

#!/bin/bash

port="80"

service="WEB"

NETSTAT=`which netstat`

ID=`which id`

die(){

    exit 999

}

is_root(){

    local id=$($ID -u)

    if [ $id -ne 0 ]

    then

        echo "4:500:You have to be root to run $0."    # returncode 4 = put sensor in DOWN status

        die

    fi

}

preparation(){

    if [ ! -x $NETSTAT ]

    then

        echo "2:500:netstat not found."

        die

    fi

    if [ ! -x $ID ]

    then

        echo "2:500:id not found."    # returncode = 2 = put sensor in DOWN status

        die

    fi

    is_root

}

check_service(){

    serviceIsRunning=false

    openPorts=$($NETSTAT -tulpn | grep -vE '^Active|Proto' | grep 'LISTEN' | awk '{ print $4}' | awk -F: '{print $NF}' | sed '/^$/d' | sort -u)

    for openPort in $openPorts

    do

        if [ "$port" == "$openPort" ]

        then

            serviceIsRunning=true

            echo "0:200:$service is running."    # returncode 0 = put sensor in OK status

            break

        fi

    done

    if [ $serviceIsRunning == false ]

    then

        echo "1:404:$service is not running."    # returncode 1 = put sensor in WARNING status

    fi

}

main(){

    preparation

    check_service

}

main

These few lines cover a lot of simple service check needs.

Here's a super simple service check script I'm using on Ubuntu systems. When you set it up in PRTG, just put the service name you want to check in the parameter box.

That becomes $1 in the script. $? is the status of the service as reported by the service command.

This is all assembled in the echo to be formatted to make PRTG show pretty and informative results.

#!/bin/sh

service $1 status 2>&1 1>/dev/null

if [ $? -ne 0 ]; then

  echo "1:$?:$1 down"

else

  echo "0:$?:OK"

fi