check_udp-packet-loss.sh (Visit this link)

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sh-compliant script to check for UDP packet loss and receive errors.
= Description =
check_udp-packet-loss.sh is a Nagios plugin to monitor the UDP packet loss via netstat. It writes a temporary file to a configurable directory and compares it's values against the ones from the check before. That means the actual result shows the amount of overall packets, received, receive errors and/or packets recieved to unknown port for the last check interval you've chosen.

= Version =
Version 1.1, 2009, Mike Adolphs ([http://www.matejunkie.com/])

= -h/--help Output =
./check_udp-packet-loss.sh [-w/--warning] [-c/--critical] [-t/--path-tmp]

Options:
--warning|-w)
Sets a warning level for packet receive errors. Default is:
off
--critical|-c)
Sets a critical level for packet receive errors. Default is:
off
--path-tmp|-t)
Sets the path for the temporary file. Default is: /tmp

= Changelog =
* 2009-05-14
* Small bugfix of an exit code
* 2009-05-10
* Data now represents UDP statistics for the last check interval

Submitted by: Mike Adolphs
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Overall downloads: 161
Added: 2009-05-06 00:00:00
Last Modified: 2009-12-11 10:55:31

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