Just goes to show that change is a constant in Open Source...  If Nagios had
been around when we wrote the book, I'm certain we would have looked at it
instead. :-)

As the website states, Nagios is the descendant of Netsaint (Netsaint is
dead, long live Netsaint), even to the point of supporting Netsaint plugins.
I might have a stab at migrating my Netsaint installation to Nagios, and
report how I progress...

Ganglia looks *very* interesting, but on a whole other level...  The monitor
component looks similar to what Netsaint/Nagios provides, but I'm not sure
it has the alerting and mapping features.

Cheers,
Vic Cross


----- Original Message -----
From: "PAUL WILLIAMSON" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sent: Wednesday, April 24, 2002 9:08 PM
Subject: Why not nagios? was Re: netsaint per redbook ?


> I'm not sure if this should be brought up, but why
> waste your time on Netsaint?  It's a dead product.
> Ethan is no longer developing it.  If you want systems
> monitoring, look at his new product - nagios.
>
> There are a bunch others out there, and I'm sure they
> would all run under Linux for S/390.
>
> MON
> Ganglia
> Big Brother
> and a few others, all pretty much can get the job
> done...
>

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