 - Linux embedded OS 2.6.x
- 100MIPS 32bit RISC CPU
- Apache embedded web server
- SQLite embedded SQL server
- NMAP scanning engine
- SNMP scanning engine
- Fully customizable software with PHP, C and Bash coding
- Quad band GSM modem with external antenna with 2.5mt cable lenght
- 1GB internal MMC/SD card to store up to 10 server statistic polls per one year.
- 100% solid state in just 105x110x45mm
- Fully featured Web interface for sensors management
- Expandable set of gateway functions
- 2 USB ports to store messages on external USB Pen or USB Hard Drives
- Internal clock with backup battery and NTP support
Functions available on the Web interface - Add new sensor scanner with NMAP
- Add new SNMP advanced sensor
- Data logging and charts with polls of system assets
- Full system configuration
- Read and write messages
- Make pools
- Phone book management
- Make message broadcasting
- Make message processing
- Define user access profiles
- Configure the system
- Integrated editor for event scripts
- All pages are customizable with XSL and CSS style sheet
SMS to TCP/IP gateway functions - SMS to/from email
- SMS to/from MySQL
- SMS to/from web script (PHP, ASP, JSP, etc)
- SMS to/from Microsoft Outlook
- SMS to/from Microsft Access
- SMS to/from Macromedia Flash animation
- SMS to/from desktop Widgets (MAC X OS, Windows, Linux)
- SMS to/from Postfix
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Easy Guardian is a small low cost Linux appliance with a fully Web-based system that provide you a complete network monitoring solution. Easy Guardian, is a customizable and easy to maintain system for monitoring the real-time availability of network devices, servers (Windows, Unix, Linux) and all network delivered services in any IT infrastructure.
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Easy Guardian displays your system and network status on a color-coded Web page that proactively notifies you of problems immediately via SMS. Easy Guardian is built for System & Network administrators tasked with managing the availability and performance of hundreds or thousands of servers and network devices on a limited budget.
Easy Guardian enables you to monitor any server, any device, on any network within minutes.
features:- Monitor Servers (LINUX, WINDOWS APPLE MACINTOSH...)
- Instant SMS message alerts your Sysadmin team on mobile phones
- Monitor Networks
- Monitor Desktops
- Monitor Devices
- Monitor Databases
- Monitor Performance
- Log all data and draw charts and polls
- No extra hadrware needed GSM/GPRS quad band modem included
- Fast installation just 3 steps!
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Easy Guardian sending SMS from Nagios |
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Think how nice will be to receive SMS notification from NAGIOS for your monitored services, in this tutorial we will see how to send notifications via SMS.
Using SEasy Guardian EMAIL to SMS gateway function it is really simple, just setup NAGIOS to send out email notifications and then setup
Easy Guardian gateway to forward email to sms followinf this guide:
http://www.smsfoxbox.it/the_news/latest_news/how_to_join__sms_to_your_server_environment.html
Here there are some sample files to tune up procmail configuration so that the system will divert each message to the
designed mobile phone number.
To divert all email messages make sure that the .procmailrc script located inside /etc/ folder looks like this SHELL=/bin/sh VERBOSE=OFF
MAILDIR=/mnt/flash/root/procmail
DEFAULT=/mnt/flash/spool/mail/mails
LOGFILE=/mnt/flash/spool/mail/procmail.log
#OUTFILE="/mnt/flash/spool/smsgw.out.XXXXXX"
OUTFILE=$(/bin/mktemp /mnt/flash/spool/outgoing/smsgw.out.XXXXXX)
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* ^Subject:.*
{
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| grep -v ^$ | sed '/To:/G' | /etc/sms/scripts/email2sms
}
Here you can download the script email2sms that you have to put in /etc/sms/scripts/.
Replace in the script the XXXXXXXXXX with the designed mobile number and if you want uncomment blocks to
add more destinations.
#!/bin/sh
#SCRIPT: MAIL2SMS
#AUTHOR: Davide Cantaluppi
\n
This e-mail address is being protected from spam bots, you need JavaScript enabled to view it
This e-mail address is being protected from spam bots, you need JavaScript enabled to view it
#DATE: 28.02.06
#REV: 1.1a
#PLATFORM: Not platform dependent
PURPOSE: This is a "parser" for the message passed from procmail
# print the whole email body as the output to OUTFILE
cat > /var/temp.txt OUTFILE=$(mktemp /mnt/flash/spool/outgoing/smsgw.out.X)
echo "From: Nagios" > $OUTFILE
echo "To: XXXXXXXXXXX" >> $OUTFILE
echo "" >> $OUTFILE
cat >>$OUTFILE
#NAGIOS SECOND NOTIFICATION
#OUTFILE=$(mktemp /mnt/flash/spool/outgoing/smsgw.out.XXXXXX)
#echo "From: Nagios" > $OUTFILE
#echo "To: 39XXXXXXXX" >> $OUTFILE
#echo "" >> $OUTFILE
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