[olug] System monitoring

[Craig Wolf]

I am just making my way through the replies (been in meetings since I sent the message) and I am NOT knocking BB at all, just wanting to see who is using what in what environment so I can make a recommendation.  I MAY have to hire someone to come in and setup the machine and get us started and go from there when we move into our new diggs.  This has not been decided so......I am again thanking ANYONE who replies with what they are using.  :)

Craig Wolf
Linux Web Server Support
Desktop/Network Specialist
402-894-6283


>>> adamh at aiminstitute.org 9/6/2006 >>>
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I knew everyone would start pitching nagios because it's the latest and
greatest, but don't knock Big Brother just because it's old. Especially in
your case, where you want to monitor windows, linux, mac and netware, it
can handle all. It's client/server based, so it does service polling (port
scans, etc) from the server, but also aggregates client data through a
service running on each client. I've used it since '99 with great success,
even written a few plugins for it. I can even help you set it up, Craig :)

http://bb4.org/ <- Main Site
http://deadcat.net <- 3rd party plugins

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Adam Haeder
Vice President of Information Technology
AIM Institute
adamh at aiminstitute.org 
(402) 345-5025 x115
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