Hi List
I've used Nagios for a few years now and up to now have only really monitored
Linux servers and Network hardware.
However I'm now having to monitor Windows servers more and more, which isn't a
problem as there are plenty of Windows agents available to monitor Windows
servers.
However
--- On Tue, 20/10/09, Tony nag...@aspireinternet.co.uk wrote:
Hi List
I've used Nagios for a
few years now and up to now
have only really monitored Linux servers and Network
hardware.
However I'm now having
to monitor Windows servers
more and more, which isn't a problem as there
I have done exactly that; go to http://www.tntmonitoring.com for more
information. The idea actually is a bit more comprehensive; rather than
just writing the agent, I made it a package of agent and a number of
checks that I found useful; the installer puts it all together.
Admittedly, though,
I was going to add that to NC_Net but if it only reports on trouble then how
do you know it has not stalled without freshness checking ?
On NC_net there is a similar command but it has slightly different
requirements,
1) you can configure NC_Net to preform different Passive checks, but not
setup
Tony, IMO, the network traffic generated by the service checks is
trivial in the scheme of things. Also, do you really need to worry
about ALL the services on your windows box? If. say you run IIS on the
server, aren't you most interested in knowing IIS Admin and WWW services
are running?
