You might consider OpenNMS. Icinga like Nagios is really just a piece of 
what one might consider an NMS.

e.g. Icinga does not do auto-discover. Icinga does not provide an 
inventory of your equipment. Icinga does not generate network maps.

However, it is worth noting that in my personal experience many of those 
features provided by a fuller NMS solution are not necessarily worth the 
kind of time necessary to set up and keep maintained. It probably 
depends a lot on the scale of your operation. A related question might 
be: can you afford to staff a person whose full time responsibility is 
simply NMS?

On 11/2/2011 10:50 AM, Radha Krishna Srimanthula wrote:
> Hi,
>
> I am evaluating an NMS to be used for monitoring our devices. I seek
> your help to see if ICINGA will be a good fit for my requirements. My
> questions are as follows:
>
>  1. We intend to enable SNMP on our embedded devices using net-snmp and
>     use an NMS to monitor those devices. Polling for data at various
>     intervals, receiving snmp traps and logging appropriate messages is
>     what is planned. Is there a better way to monitor these devices?
>  2. Are there any known instances where the above has been achieved
>     using ICINGA? Can you please share your experiences - best practices
>     and avoidable pitfalls?
>  3. Our embedded devices are expected to be behind firewalls at the
>     customer locations. Any suggestions on the best way to handle these
>     scenarios?
>
> Any information regarding the above will be highly appreciated.
>
> Thanks in advance,
>
> --
> Regards,
> Radha
> <http://www.sradhakrishna.com>
>
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