Favorite network management system
Submitted by Federico2 on Wed 14 Nov 2007
| Nagios |
![]() 45% | 426 votes |
| Zabbix |
![]() 8% | 78 votes |
| Munin |
![]() 10% | 101 votes |
| Cacti |
![]() 9% | 94 votes |
| Zenoss |
![]() 2% | 25 votes |
| OpenNMS |
![]() 3% | 33 votes |
| No one |
![]() 12% | 119 votes |
| Pong |. |
![]() 6% | 64 votes |
| Total 942 votes |
Posted by Anonymous (71.205.xx.xx) on Thu 22 Nov 2007 at 06:04
Groundwork Monitor Open Source is an "easy" way to use Nagios. Another great solution is NeDi, http://www.nedi.ch, for network discovery and configuration management.
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We've invested quite some time and resources into ZenOss, it sure beats Nagios as a monitoring (etc) platform.
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baffle,
I'd love to hear your comparison/contrast of Nagios and ZenOss. I'm not familiar with ZenOss.
I'd love to hear your comparison/contrast of Nagios and ZenOss. I'm not familiar with ZenOss.
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Nagios + Cacti
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Nagios + cacti, too
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Posted by emeitner (69.129.xx.xx) on Mon 3 Dec 2007 at 13:47
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Nagios seems to be the winner here. How many of you use some of the many web UIs for configuring it? Eg: http://www.debianhelp.co.uk/nagiosweb.htm
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I'd be also interrested to hear about that! Im sort of new to it, I never trust in webbased administration tasks but I guess it could work for a "basic" nagios installation? would be also interresting to see a followup post on that if its "common" what I dont know.
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45%
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