; your Netsaint configs. It can be a /real/ pain finding errors in a hand
> written hosts.cfg file (Yes, I know there is a lint filter for it, but
> even so, if you don't have to mangle the file, why should you?).
>
> Rgds,
>
I use Nagios for network monitoring and Cacti for tr
Also,
Take a look at NMIS - I love it, it's simple clean and easy to use...
NMIS - Network Management Information System
http://www.sins.com.au/nmis/
>> Introduction
>> NMIS stands for Network Management Information System. It is
>> a Network Management System which perform
I would recommend you MRTG, RRDTool, Netsaint (all free), or What's up Gold,
Solarwinds Enginner's Edition (they're "cheap").
Leonardo
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nagios is awesome. we use it for our inhouse and client network monitoring.
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> Does anyone know of any free or really cheap network
> monitoring tools, I
> work for a r
Check out MRTG - it is awesome and also free.
http://www.ccie4u.com
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> > Does anyone know of any free or really cheap network monitoring tools, I
> > work for a real cheap company and I can't get them to sh
You could try looking for a tool called
Just For Fun Network monitoring (or something like that).
I came accross it a week or two back and thought it looked quite good. I
think it may have been on sourceforge.
Regards
Peter
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> Thanks for the input guys. Netsaint Nagios looks real cool, I think I'll
> give that a try.
Netsaint/Nagios rocks. MRTG is also cool if you don't have much time, but
if you've got time/energy to spare, roll your own using RRDTool. Unlike
MRTG, RRDTool
Thanks for the input guys. Netsaint Nagios looks real cool, I think I'll
give that a try.
Thanks again
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Look at "What's Up Gold" from Ipswitch. Last I looked it's about $700 US.
They have a 30 day eval on thier site. www.ipswitch.com
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You may also want to look at netsaint or MRTG.
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Whats up Gold by Ipswitch migh do it for you?
http
Whats up Gold by Ipswitch migh do it for you?
http://www.ipswitch.com/Products/WhatsUp/index.html
Brian
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Does anyone know of any free or really cheap network monitoring tools, I
work for a real cheap company and I can't get them to shell out for HP OV.
I appreciate a response.
Thanks in advance
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Solarwinds works well. But, Cheops is free ;-)
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I would say the best bang for yo
I would say the best bang for your buck is "Solarwinds Network Monitoring
Tools" at solarwinds.net which comes in different flavors depending on your
job responsibilities.
Jeff
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If you have a cheapskate desire Nocol, mrtg, and Cricket are candidates,
else Netcool is a spiffy package.
Bri
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> Ciscoworks, HP
Ciscoworks, HP Openview NNM, SNMPc, What's Up Gold, the list goes on.
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Any recommendation for Network Monitoring Tools?
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> Can anyone recommend a network monitoring tool that also provides a good
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> Can anyone recommend a network monitoring tool that also provides a good
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> Micromuse's Netcool Network Management Suite.
> http://www.micromuse.com/products/product_information.html
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> HTH
> Albert
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Hi People,
Can anyone recommend a network monitoring tool that also provides a good
reporting facility. Most of the monitored technology is Cisco.
regards
Duncan
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MRTG
http://people.ee.ethz.ch/~oetiker/webtools/mrtg/mrtg.html
Big Brother
http://bb4.com/
Of course, running these on linux is the way to go :)
-Patrick
>>> "Duncan Stuart" 09/12/01 11:24AM >>>
Hi People,
Can anyone recommend a network monitoring to
Hi People,
Can anyone recommend a network monitoring tool that also provides a good
reporting facility. Most of the monitored technology is Cisco.
regards
Duncan
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There are many tools that are free for use. For example check out
http://networkview.com/.
Avran
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I don't know about Free but would cheap do?
What's up gold
www.ipswitch.com
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System Monitoring Engineer
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I don't know about Free but would cheap do?
What's up gold
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Doyle M Phillips
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Can anyone recommend a good free network monitoring software. Thanks.
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This would be the out of subject but I need your help.
We've been trying to setup network monitoring systems.
I tried to find what is the most important to check on external network.
Company has more than 20 datacenters worldwide.
Is there any white paper that explain in detail?
Thank you.
My take would be either the previously mentioned spectrum, Netcool on
www.netcool.com, or the really cheap Nocol.
Brian
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Get out your checkbook... Concord & Tavve both manipulate Open View's
polling statistics, which uses Cisco Works to manage a portion of the
devices. If you have just a few routers, your boss may settle for the
thumbs up approach... or the no phones ringing, everything must be fine :-)
The office
You can go with Silverback www.silverbacktech.com
Depending on how much you're willing to pay, you can go to high end such as
Cabletron's Spectrum.
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hpopenview.com
works niceexpecially for the bossesbut it costs some major bucks...but u get
what u pay for
D
B wrote:
> Does anyone have suggestions for network management software? I've tried
> CiscoWork 5 for Windows and have found it woefully inadequate for my needs.
> I'm looking fo
Hi,
Have you try MRTG. It pretty good and its free. It runs on both NT and
Unix. The reports is in HTML format, good for the bosses, but I do not
remember pie charts on it.
Just search for MRTG on your favorite search engine.
Thanks,
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>Does anyone have su
Does anyone have suggestions for network management software? I've tried
CiscoWork 5 for Windows and have found it woefully inadequate for my needs.
I'm looking for something that will produce pie graphs, bar charts and other
visual aids for pointy hair bosses and other upper management types. Nic
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