This is a monitoring plugin following the Nagios Plugins specifications to monitor a Synology NAS. The plugin is written in Java but is already packed in a distributable format for you in case you do not have a JRE installed on your server. The plugin works with a Synology in which SNMP (v2) is enabled.
- System partition status
- System temperature
- Power supply status
- System fan status
- CPU fan status
- User time
- System time
- Idle time
- Load 1 minute
- Load 5 minutes
- Load 15 minutes
⭐ Disks are automatically discovered - up to 64 disks supported
- Status
- Temperature
- Bytes read (since NAS' boot)
- Bytes written (since NAS' boot)
- Read access (since NAS' boot)
- Write access (since NAS' boot)
- Load percentage
- Load percentage 1 minutes
- Load percentage 5 minutes
- Load percentage 15 minutes
⭐ Filesystems are automatically discovered - up to 255 filesystems supported
- Total size
- Used size
- Remaining
- Used percentage
- Bytes read (since NAS' boot)
- Bytes written (since NAS' boot)
- Total swap space
- Swap space unused
- Total physical memory
- Total physical memory unused
- Total memory free
- Total memory allocated
⭐ NICs are automatically discovered - up to 16 NICs supported
- Octets received (since NAS' boot)
- Octets transmitted (since NAS' boot)
⭐ RAID volumes are automatically discovered - up to 64 RAID volumes supported
- Status
The following thresholds are supported:
- Temperature warning & critical threshold
- Space usage warning & critical threshold
Go to dist folder and execute the dist.sh scirpt:
If you have a JRE available on your server (>= J2SE 1.7), you can use the
check-syno-VERSION.jar file as, e.g.: java -jar check-syno-1.0.0.jar
Extract the *.tar.gz file for your OS and execute directly the binary
distribution (see also below).
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