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HostMonitor does not support QNAP devices yet (does work with NetApp).
What test method do you use? SNMP Get? SNMP Table? SNMP Trap? some other?
HostMonitor version?
What exactly expression do you ...

Hello,

im currently trying to monitor the free space of different RAIDs on multiple NAS (different Qnap models), sadly the Qnap returns a value of GB or TB (i.e. 325 GB or 3.25 TB) instead of Byte, ...

Thanks for the script, gonna try it later to see if it works perfectly, gonna write again later.

Greetings,
Celay

Ah that's what you meant, yes it only needs to check the serial.

Again thanks for your help, I am going to sleep now will be back tomorrow around 10am.

Would it be enough to compare only SOA serial numbers from different DNS servers?
It needs to check the Nameservers assigned to the Website, only SOA nothing more.

Again thanks for the fast response and offer to help me.
To answer your questions:

1.The SOA records of all the Nameservers assigned to one site. example: google.com ns1.google.com - ns4.google.co ...

First of all thanks for the fast response, great support as always.

The problem I have is not getting the SOA record of one Nameserver but of more than one and then checking them for differences.
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Hello Host-Monitor community,

I want to write a script to check the SOA records from different Nameservers for differences, does anyone have an example script or an script that does that already?
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Is the Script supposed to ONLY write out the Host Alive message or is it ok if it also writes the 127.0.0.*
if you need to set IP as Reply for "Host is alive" status, just replace line
Wri ...

First of all thanks for the fast response.
And yes Iam using the "Shell Script" test method.

In the Hostmonitor Script Manager Box "Script" I wrote
$statusAlive = " ...

Hello,
Iam trying to get an RBL check through Host-Monitor working, Iam using a Powershell Script.
If I run the Script everything works fine.

But I cant find the options for results, so Iam wond ...