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I looked at Nagios but i wasn't sure if it can monitor hardware such fans, battery, etc..
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nagiosstats
nagiosstats(8) nagios nagiosstats(8)
NAME
nagiosstats - report statistics information from the Nagios system
SYNOPSIS
nagiosstats [-hVL] [-c config] [-m] [-d]
DESCRIPTION
nagiosstats is a program designed to provide information on the running Nagios system. It can provide a brief summary of information, or
it can be used to export specific information about the Nagios system into an MRTG-compatible format. For more information please consult
the Nagios online documentation available at http://www.nagios.org or the documentation available with your Nagios server's web page.
OPTIONS
-c|--config=FILE
The main configuration file. On openSUSE systems this defaults to /etc/nagios/nagios.cfg
-m|--mrtg
Print output in MRTG-compatible format. For more details run nagiosstats with --help
-d|--data=VARS
Comma-seperated list of variables to output in MRTG format. For more details run nagiosstats with --help.
-h|--help
A helpful usage message
-V|--version
Print version information
-L|--license
Print license details
FILES
/etc/nagios
Default configuration directory for Nagios
AUTHOR
Nagios is written and maintained by Ethan Galstad <nagios@nagios.org>. This manual page was written by sean finney <seanius@debian.org> for
the Debian GNU/Linux operating system (but it may be freely used, modified, and redistributed by others) and adapted for openSUSE by Lars
Vogdt.
sean finney, Lars Vogdt February 2006, May 2010 nagiosstats(8)