Also consider GroundWork, which unifies a bunch of open source
monitoring tools, including Nagios(R), making it easier to deploy and
manage. For example: GroundWork puts the nagios configuration into a
MySQL table.
You can download GroundWork from SourceForge at:
http://sourceforge.net/projects/gwmos/
There's even a CentOS-based bootable ISO to try it without installing
it.
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IME mon and nagios are both common, and both need a lot of
customization. http://www.zenoss.com/ has been getting a lot of buzz
recently, and I keep meaning to check it out.
seph
"Jeff Ambrosino" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> Folks, thanks to all for the feedback re: Nagios, OpenNMS, Cacti, etc.
> It's helpful to hear how others have gone through similar
> requirements/selection processes. At this point I've decided to stick
> with Nagios and work through some of the configuration issues as we
> add nodes to our network.
>
> Thanks again,
> JB
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