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Alan McKinnon <alan.mckinnon <at> gmail.com> writes: |
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> 1. Nothing out there just does everything a large network would really |
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> want. |
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JFFNMS is the best I have found. I'm still running an 8.3 version. |
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When I get a chance I'll fix it up to 0.9.x and get the |
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issues with postgresql 9.x fixed and documented. I got |
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slammed with building a new facility and too many work |
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related issues to do much with the new (jffnms) code |
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at this time. |
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If someone has some time and familiarity with Gentoo |
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ebuilds, it would not take more than a few hours to |
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follow my tracks and finish up everything. You can monitor |
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any snmp (1,2,3) device and it is absolutely fabulous |
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with most routers and switches, particularly Cisco. |
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It uses python and the lead developer, Craig is very |
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responsive to help and others contributing code. The project |
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stalled when the previous dev left; where he is customizing |
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JFFNMS for a communications conglomerate. |
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It also runs on Mysql if that is your preference, and that |
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version would be quite easy to get the ebuild updated. |
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check it out! www.jffnms.org |
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hth, |
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James |
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