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display_name = "Test/Blah blah blah"
<description>
1
2 take the form "domain\\user" for a domain login. [Should Be (sb) two backslashes in final; IMML processing will remove one.]
3 \m\[blank]\g\
4 You may enter \${ADDRESS} and \${PORT} will [Backslash shoud remain - it escapes the ${...} macro to prevent it from being processed by IMML in the description.]
4 Testing "# of objects" - [should retain the pound sign]
5 All kinds of underlines: a \u2\BlitzMail\p0\ server ... see \U2\http://www.nagios.org\P0\ defined in \U2=http://www.ietf.org/rfc/rfc1034.txt\RFC 1034\p0\ and \u4=http://dartware.com/support/users/probes.html#tableviewer\single zip archive.\p0\ [sb simple underline, link & text is "www.nagios.org", link is different from text, and pound # middle of URL]
6 [blank]
7 \m-\ command[check_swap]=/usr/local/nagios/libexec/check_swap -w 20% -c 10%\g+\ [sb monospaced]
8 \g0i++\For APC UPS devices that have the AP961x Network Management Card.\p--\ [sb italics]
9 \bG3\Bugs or Requests? \p\\iG3\\U=mailto:upsbundle@dartware.com\Please contact us.\p\\pM0\ ["Bugs or requests" sb bold; URL sb italics]
- First bullet [all four sb bulleted]
- Second bullet
* Third bullet
* Fourth bullet
9 Prop \g0\Prop, too \m0\mono\g0\ prop \m0\ mono
10 blah blah blah \m\Code code code [next line should be proportional space]
11 The probe waits to receive a "RFB ###.###" string.
12 Evil URLs should be prop: \u2\http://example.com/mgmgm\p\ \u2\http://example.com/mgmg\p\ \u2\http://example.com/gmgmg\p\ \u2\http://example.com/gmgm\p\ \m\[sb prop]\g\
13 More evil URLs \u2=http://example.com/mgmgm\http://example.com/mgmgm\p\ \u2=http://example.com/mgmg\http://example.com/mgmg\p\ \u2=http://example.com/gmgmg\http://example.com/gmgmg\p\ \u2=http://example.com/gmgm\http://example.com/gmgm\p\ \m\[sb prop, too]
14 [This line should be prop spacing]
15 \m\[blank]\g\
16 \m\[blank]\g\
17 \b\Looking for Bold strings\p\
18 \B\Looking for Bold strings\P\
19 \b\Looking for Bold strings\P\
20 \B\Looking for Bold strings\p\
21 \b4\Looking for Bold strings\p0\
22 \B4\Looking for Bold strings\P0\
23 \b4\Looking for Bold strings\P0\
24 \B4\Looking for Bold strings\0\
25 \5b\Looking for Bold strings\0p\
26 \5B\Looking for Bold strings\0P\
27 \5b\Looking for Bold strings\0P\
28 \5B\Looking for Bold strings\0p\
29 \i\And some italics stuff\p\
30 \I\And some italics stuff\P\
31 \i\And some italics stuff\P\
32 \I\And some italics stuff\p\
33 \i4\And some italics stuff\p0\
34 \I4\And some italics stuff\P0\
35 \i4\And some italics stuff\P0\
36 \I4\And some italics stuff\0\
37 \5i\And some italics stuff\0p\
38 \5I\And some italics stuff\0P\
39 \5i\And some italics stuff\0P\
40 \5I\And some italics stuff\0p\
29 \ib\And bold italic stuff\p\
30 \BI\And bold italic stuff\P\
31 \ib\And bold italic stuff\P\
32 \IB\And bold italic stuff\p\
33 \Bi4\And bold italic stuff\p0\
34 \Ib4\And bold italic stuff\P0\
35 \Bi4\And bold italic stuff\P0\
36 \Ib4\And bold italic stuff\0\
37 \b5i\And bold italic stuff\0p\
38 \B5I\And bold italic stuff\0P\
39 \B5i\And bold italic stuff\0P\
40 \b5I\And bold italic stuff\0p\
41 as defined in \U2=http://www.ietf.org/rfc/rfc1034.txt\RFC 1034\p0\ and \u2=http://www.ietf.org/rfc/rfc1035.txt\RFC 1035\p0\. This probe sends a DNS request to look up the mail server for a specified domain name.
42 This probe tests the operation of \U2\Sassafras Software\p0\'s KeyServer via TCP/IP. \u2\KeyServer\p0\ is a software license management tool for Windows, Macintosh and thin-client based computers.
43 information, see \U2\http://www.nagios.org\P0\
44 \u2=http://www.ietf.org/rfc/rfc1119.txt\RFC 1119\p0\.
45 User Guide at \2U\http://dartware.com/go.php?to=intermapper.probegroups\P0\.
46 \U2=http://www.ietf.org/rfc/rfc2138.txt\RFC 2138\P0\. This probe tests a RADIUS server by
47 the sFlow exporter. It relies on the \4u=http://www.sflow.org/SFLOW-MIB5.txt\sFlow MIB version 1.3,\p0\ with the Enterprise Number 14706 for sFlow version 5.
48 SFLOW-MIB from \4u=http://www.sflow.org/SFLOW-MIB5.txt\http://www.sflow.org/SFLOW-MIB5.txt\p0\)
49 This probe's Status Window displays the sFlow version, and the address and address type of the sFlow exporter. It relies on the \4u=http://www.sflow.org/SFLOW-MIB.txt\sFlow MIB version 1.2\p0\ with the Enterprise Number 4300 to retrieve stats for sFlow versions 2 and 4.
50 SFLOW-MIB, which can be retrieved from \4u=http://www.sflow.org/SFLOW-MIB.txt\http://www.sflow.org/SFLOW-MIB.txt\p0\.)
51 The protocol used to set up voice communications for Voice over IP (VOIP), as described in \u2=http://www.ietf.org/rfc/rfc3261.txt\RFC 3261\p0\. This probe sends a SIP request in a single UDP packet and checks for a valid SIP response.
52 This probe demonstrates an InterMapper Custom SNMP probe, and many of the features that are described in the Custom Probes section of the \u2=http://www.intermapper.com/docs/developer/index.html\Developer Guide\P0\. If you have questions about this probe, \u2=mailto:support@dartware.com\please contact us.\p0\
53 This probe requires that you first import these MIBs: \u4=http://www.ietf.org/rfc/rfc1213.txt\RFC1213-MIB (MIB-II)\p0\, \u4=http://www.ietf.org/rfc/rfc1493.txt\Bridge MIB (rfc1493)\p0\, \u4=http://www.ietf.org/rfc/rfc2011.txt\IP-MIB (rfc2011)\p0\, \u4=http://www.ietf.org/rfc/rfc2863.txt\IF-MIB (rfc2863)\p0\, and \u4=http://www.ietf.org/rfc/rfc2096.txt\IP-FORWARD-MIB (rfc2096).\p0\ These are all bundled together in a \u4=http://dartware.com/support/users/probes.html#tableviewer\single zip archive.\p0\
54 For more information on the <b>snmptrap</b> command, read the net-snmp documentation for the \u2=http://www.net-snmp.org/tutorial/tutorial-4/commands/snmptrap.html\trap tutorial\p0\ and the \u2=http://www.net-snmp.org/docs/man/snmpinform.html\snmptrap command\0p\. The remainder of this note shows how to send a trap with variables from the Dartware MIB:
55 This TCP probe queries a \U2=http://www.barracudanetworks.com/\Barracuda Spam Firewall\P0\ for various performance statistics.
56 The \u2\DND\p0\ is a centralized authentication/directory service developed at Dartmouth College. The default TCP port number for DND connections is port 902.
57 The standard protocol for transferring files on TCP/IP internets, as defined in \U2=http://www.ietf.org/rfc/rfc0959.txt\RFC 959\P0\. The default TCP port number for FTP control connections is port 21.
58 The document search and retrieval protocol described in \U2=http://www.ietf.org/rfc/rfc1436.txt\RFC 1436\P0\. The default TCP port number for Gopher connections is port 70.
59 The protocol used to transfer web pages on the World Wide Web, defined in \U2=http://www.ietf.org/rfc/rfc2068.txt\RFC 2068\P0\ and \U2=http://www.ietf.org/rfc/rfc1945.txt\RFC 1945\P0\. The default TCP port number for HTTP connections is port 80.
60 \i3\Note: The implementation of this probe uses OpenSSL on MacOSX.\p0\
61 The protocol used for accessing and manipulating email messages on a server, as defined in \U2=http://www.ietf.org/rfc/rfc2060.txt\RFC 2060\P0\. The default TCP port number for IMAP4 connections is port 143.
62 This TCP probe queries an \U2=http://www.dartware.com/\InterMapper DataCenter\P0\ server to verify that IMAuth is configured and running on that server. This will only work when run against InterMapper DataCenter 5.1 or later.
63 InterMapper tracks the number of bytes sent out the main UDP polling socket. Bytes/Loop is the average bytes sent per loop, averaged over the last batch of N loops. Bytes Peak is the maximum number of bytes sent in a *single* polling loop. (In the current implementation, the peak bytes is checked on every loop, but only resets to 0 when you change the # loops parameter; ie peak bytes is not the peak bytes of the last batch of N loops.)
64 The protocol used to access directories supporting the X.500 models, as described in \u2=http://www.ietf.org/rfc/rfc2251.txt\RFC 2251\p0\.
65 The print server protocol used to print over a TCP/IP network, as defined in \U2=http://www.ietf.org/rfc/rfc1179.txt\RFC 1179\P0\. The default TCP port number for LPR connections is port 515.
66 The protocol used to read network news on TCP/IP Internets, as defined in \U2=http://www.ietf.org/rfc/rfc0977.txt\RFC 977\P0\. The default TCP port number for NNTP connections is port 119.
67 \gb0\Nagios NRPE over SSL/TLS\p\
68 \m-\ command[check_swap]=/usr/local/nagios/libexec/check_swap -w 20% -c 10%\g+\
69 For information about installing an NRPE daemon, see the \u2=http://nagios.sourceforge.net/docs/nrpe/NRPE.pdf\NRPE Documentation\p0\ (at http://nagios.sourceforge.net/docs/nrpe/NRPE.pdf), especially the section on Remote Host Configuration. Nagios and the Nagios logo are registered trademarks of Ethan Galstad. For more information, see \u2\http://www.nagios.org.\p0\
70 This TCP probe queries a \U2=http://www.apple.com/server/macosx/\Mac OS X Server\P0\ installation for various details about its Apple File Sharing using the Server Admin port and protocol.
71 \i3\Note: The implementation of this probe uses OpenSSL on MacOS X.\p0\
72 The protocol used to access email messages from a central maildrop server, as defined in \U2=http://www.ietf.org/rfc/rfc1939.txt\RFC 1939\P0\. The default TCP port number for POP3 connections is port 110.
73 The protocol used to control real-time streams, defined in \U2=http://www.ietf.org/rfc/rfc2326.txt\RFC 2326\P0\ and \U2=http://www.ietf.org/rfc/rfc1889.txt\RFC 1889\P0\. The default TCP port number for RTSP connections is port 554.
74 The standard protocol used to transfer electronic mail on the Internet, as defined in \U2=http://www.ietf.org/rfc/rfc0821.txt\RFC 821\P0\. The default TCP port number for SMTP connections is port 25.
75 This protocol transfers pager information across the Internet, as defined in \u2=http://www.ietf.org/rfc/rfc1861.txt\RFC 1861\p0\. The default TCP port number for SMTP connections is port 444.
76 This TCP probe opens a connection to the specified port and looks for the identification string that indicates an SSH server as specified in \U2=http://www.ietf.org/rfc/rfc4253.txt\RFC 4253\P0\.
77 Subversion is a version control system intended as a replacement for CVS. The software is released under an Apache/BSD style open-source license. The project can be found at \U2=http://subversion.tigris.org\http://subversion.tigris.org\P0\.
78 A description of the custom protocol used by svnserve can be found at \U2=http://svn.collab.net/repos/svn/trunk/subversion/libsvn_ra_svn/protocol\http://svn.collab.net/repos/svn/trunk/subversion/libsvn_ra_svn/protocol\P0\.
79 The protocol used for terminal-to-terminal communication and distributed computation as described in \u2=http://www.ietf.org/rfc/rfc0854.txt\RFC 854\p0\. The default TCP port number for Telnet connections is port 23.
80 Attempt to connect to a VNC Server. VNC uses RFB (Remote Frame Buffer) protocol for communication between clients and server. The probe waits to receive a "RFB ###.###" string. If it arrives, the VNC server is assumed to be up and the probe simply disconnects.
81 The Virtual Network Computer (VNC) protocol was originally designed at AT&T Labs in Cambridge. There are many implementations: the developers now support it from the RealVNC site at \U2\http://www.realvnc.com/\P0\.
82 \g0i++\For APC UPS devices that have the AP961x Network Management Card.\p--\
83 \b++\A. Probed MIB(s)\p--\
84 \b++\B. Displayed Values\p--\
85 \b++\C. Alarms\p--\
86 \b++\D. Warnings\p--\
87 \bG3\Bugs or Requests? \p\\iU=mailto:upsbundle@dartware.com\Please contact us.\p\
88 \g0i++\For APC UPS devices.\p--\
89 \b++\A. Probed MIB(s)\p--\
90 \b++\B. Displayed Values\p--\
91 \b++\C. Alarms\p--\
92 \b++\D. Warnings\p--\
93 \b++\E. Parameters\p--\
94 \bG3\Bugs or Requests? \p\\iU=mailto:upsbundle@dartware.com\Please contact us.\p\
95 \g0i++\For BestPower UPS devices.\p--\
96 \b++\A. Probed MIB(s)\p--\
97 \b++\B. Displayed Values\p--\
98 \b++\C. Alarms & Warnings\p--\
99 \b++\D. Parameters\p--\
100 \bG3\Bugs or Requests? \p\\iU=mailto:upsbundle@dartware.com\Please contact us.\p\
101 \g0i++\For Liebert UPS devices that have the OpenComms Network Management Card.\p--\
102 \b++\A. Probed MIB(s)\p--\
103 \b++\B. Displayed Values\p--\
104 \b++\C. Alarms\p--\
105 \bG3\Bugs or Requests? \p\\iU=mailto:upsbundle@dartware.com\Please contact us.\p\
106 \g0i++\For Liebert Series 300 UPS devices.\p--\
107 \b++\A. Probed MIB(s)\p--\
108 \b++\B. Displayed Values\p--\
109 \b++\C. Alarms\p--\
110 \bG3\Bugs or Requests? \p\\iG3\\U=mailto:upsbundle@dartware.com\Please contact us.\p\\pM0\
111 \g0i++\For Liebert UPS devices.\p--\
112 \p\1) Check other probes to see if one exists for your Liebert UPS device.\p\
113 \p\2) If not, select this probe.\p\
114 \p\3) Open the status window and "Copy All" (right/option click on the window)\p\
115 \p\4) "Paste" into an email and \bu=mailto:upsbundle@dartware.com\send the info to us\p\.
116 \p\5) We'll try to develop a probe for your device as soon as possible.\p\
117 \b++\A. Probed MIB(s)\p--\
118 \b++\B. Displayed Values\p--\
119 \g0i++\For standard UPS devices.\p--\
120 \b++\A. Probed MIB(s)\p--\
121 \b++\B. Displayed Values\p--\
122 \b++\C. Alarms\p--\
123 \b++\D. Parameters\p--\
124 \bG3\Bugs or Requests? \p\\iU=mailto:upsbundle@dartware.com\Please contact us.\p\
125 \g0i++\For TrippLite UPS devices with an EnviroSense Unit.\p--\
126 \b++\A. Probed MIB(s)\p--\
127 \b++\B. Displayed Values\p--\
128 \b++\C. Alarms\p--\
129 \bG3\Bugs or Requests? \p\\iG3\\U=mailto:upsbundle@dartware.com\Please contact us.\p\\pM0\
130 This probe uses WMI to retrieve performance information about the delivery queues on a MS Exchange 2007 Mailbox Server. Specifically, it queries the Win32_PerfFormattedData_MSExchangeIS_MSExchangeIS, Win32_PerfFormattedData_MSExchangeIS_MSExchangeISMailbox, Win32_PerfFormattedData_MSExchangeIS_MSExchangeISPublic, Win32_PerfFormattedData_MSExchangeSearchIndices_MSExchangeSearchIndices classes to collect a variety of statistics and then compares them to the criteria you set. The default criteria for warning and critical conditions are taken from the Microsoft TechNet article \u2=http://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/library/bb201689.aspx\Monitoring Mailbox Servers\p0\.
131 This probe monitors an \u2=http://www.alvarion.com\Alvarion\p0\ B-14 or B-28 base unit
132 \g0i++\For Exide UPS devices.\p--\
133 \b++\A. Probed MIB(s)\p--\
134 \b++\B. Displayed Values\p--\
135 \b++\C. Alarms\p--\
136 \bG3\Bugs or Requests? \p\\iU=mailto:upsbundle@dartware.com\Please contact us.\p\
137 \gi\Testing of IM \${Chartable}, \${scalable10} and \${scalable2} Macros\p\
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