I googled on zenoss vs nagios and the top hit was an interesting collection of blurbs http://librenix.com/?page=Network%20Monitor
I guess these links are all to blog pages (or similar). Seems like an interesting place to browse or read. the top page has sections Headlines | Linux | Apps | Coding | BSD | Admin | News and a secondary title: "Information for Linux System Administration" ==> But, anyway, I still have a question: What network monitoring system (for simple requirements on, say, dozens of linux servers) would be worth considering if my primary requirements are ease of config/maintenance and ease of use. Extra credit if switches and routers and Windows servers get counted. Double bonus if workstations can be kludged-in, Main interest is in asset management and general status of "non-critical stuff" (tm). Regards, jim -- [email protected] http://www.kernel-panic.org/cgi-bin/mailman/listinfo/kplug-list
