Peter Mui wrote:
[SNIP]
* Fruity is simpler to use, and is probably the better choice for the
new Nagios user: however, it only supports Nagios 1.x at the
moment: http://sourceforge.net/projects/fruity
You must be mistaken.. fruity only supports nagios 2.x, from the fruity
1.0 rc1 Install.txt
REQUIREMENTS:
Nagios v2.0
- Nagios v1.x support is no longer supported.
- You can import v1.x configs, however.
- dhawal
Both can be used stand-alone: that is, Monarch works with Nagios even if
you choose not to implement the rest of GroundWork Open Source.
HTH, -Peter
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