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On Monday 04 April 2011 14:44:37 James wrote: |
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> Pandu Poluan <pandu <at> poluan.info> writes: |
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> > Can you recommend a suitable monitoring system for Gentoo? |
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> www.JFFNMS.org |
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> "Being written in PHP, JFFNMS can be customized to suit |
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> different pieces of equipment. Basically if the device |
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> has something interesting to monitor via SNMP either a |
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> state (up/down) or a value, JFFNMS can be made to monitor it." |
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> It's very flexible and lightweight. Under fresh new development. |
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> Really cool for SNMP, routers, managed switches, servers |
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> ups, and "unique" devices. etc etc. Syslog monitoring too. |
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> Easy to extend to new or unique devices (php). |
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> There should be an updated ebuild coming out any day |
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> (thanks titan9fold)! |
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> Postgresql 9 support real soon.... |
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> hth, |
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> James |
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Personally, I opted for Nagios because back then there weren't (m)any other |
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applications with such a high number of plugins that could monitor as much as |
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Nagios does. These days there more options to investigate and find what suits |
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you best: |
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http://www.learncomputer.com/open-source-network-tools/ |
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Regards, |
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Mick |
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