check_routeros

                                        
Monitoring plugin for MikroTik devices for Icinga/Nagios/...

                    

        
        

            
            

                

    

    
check_routeros - Monitoring MikroTik devices


This is a monitoring plugin for Icinga, Nagios and other compatible monitoring solutions to check MikroTik devices running RouterOS.
It uses the API to fetch the required information.


Requirements



Installation


PIP


If you want to use pip we recommend to use as virtualenv to install the dependencies.


pip install -r requirements.txt


Copy the script check_routeros.py into your plugin directory.


Debian/Ubuntu


Install the required packages


sudo apt-get install python3 python3-click python3-librouteros python3-nagiosplugin


Copy the script check_routeros.py into your plugin directory.


Usage


To get the latest help just run the following command.


./check_routeros.py --help


To get help for a subcommand just extend the previous command with the subcommand.
In the example below you will see how to get help for the tool.ping subcommand.


./check_routeros.py tool.ping --help


Subcommands/Checks


All commands require at least api and read permissions.
The permissions documented in the table are additional permissions.






Subcommand
Permissions
Description






interface.gre
-
Check GRE interfaces/tunnels




interface.vrrp
-
Check the state of an VRRP interface




routing.bgp.peers
-
Check if connection to BGP peers is established




routing.ospf.neighbors
-
Check if ospf neigbhors are reachable




system.cpu
-
Check the cpu load




system.fan
-
Check the fans




system.memory
-
Check system memory




system.license
-
Check the license level and deadline and renewal date




system.power
-
Check the overall power consumption if available




system.psu
-
Check the current, voltage and state of the power supply




system.temperature
-
Check the cpu, system, board and more temperatures.




system.uptime
-
Check the uptime




tool.ping
test
Run the ping command on the device






Resources



License


GPLv3+