Hi, On Tue, Sep 10, 2013 at 08:55:12PM +0200, Luis Miguel Cruz Miranda wrote: > I agree PRTG is great and time to learn it and time to deploy is small. > > NAGIOS needs a lot of tunning to be useful, I think, a serious NAGIOS > deployment with several devices and/or changes on the network (as for > example probes for several SLAs...) needs someone dedicated to > maintain it with some experience.
Basically we dropped most of the packaged nagios-check scripts except the very simple tcp/udp/dns checks. But thats a one-time thing to do. Then we wrote an exporter for our config/asset database to generate a nagios config with all the parent relations, alert groups etc ... Now we export config via cron - people just tell in the asset/config db which interfaces or details to monitor (packet discard, error, temperature, filesystem free %) with which threshholds and whom to alert. Not for someone without config/asset database purely relying on autodiscovery. Flo -- Florian Lohoff [email protected]
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