I can't speak for web-based management, but I can tell you that we're
using Radmind and FAI for to manage our Linux workstations. As for
monitoring, we might use Big Sister, but look into Nagios as well.
http://crew.ccs.neu.edu/wiki/Linux
On Tue, 22 Jun 2004 17:39:45 -0700, Ranga Nathan
On Wed, 23 Jun 2004, Ian Langworth wrote:
I can't speak for web-based management, but I can tell you that we're
using Radmind and FAI for to manage our Linux workstations. As for
monitoring, we might use Big Sister, but look into Nagios as well.
We were using FAI, and it was nice for quick,
On Wed, 23 Jun 2004, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Then we switched to net-booting over NFS, and it's even easier
faster. There's no longer any need to configure each machine, beyond
going into the bios and making sure that PXE boot over the network is
enabled. Everything else can be managed on
I needs some open source recommendations for web-based Linux cluster and
configuration manager. I know and have been using Webmin. Want to know if
there are others out there that people are happy with.
If it has performance monitoring built in, all the better.
Thanks
