Network Monitor
Hi,
I need something that can monitor network devices. Router, Switch, and server. Something basically that can ping each device during a time peroid set by me and notify me via email if the device does not respond. I was looking at OpenView by HP but really need something less advanced.
Thanks,
Donnie
I need something that can monitor network devices. Router, Switch, and server. Something basically that can ping each device during a time peroid set by me and notify me via email if the device does not respond. I was looking at OpenView by HP but really need something less advanced.
Thanks,
Donnie
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Sorry fox404 but when I used Nagios in the past I was just using it on the workstation assigned to me, I had no part in installing it or configuring it. So I don't know the answer to your question.
Hi xy8088,
I am currently learning to setup NAGIOS which I download from its website, and running about it's documentation, however, I really find a problem here, if you can help up ?
I down the tar file, and "unizp" on my Redhat 8 , uding the ./configure to configure it.
1. Run the MAKE ALL
2. Rin the Install staff
3. Install apache, modify the httpd.conf,
4. Server httpd restarted as well.
When I visit the http://<server_name>//nagios/
cansee the nagios HTTP webpages. However one thing I don't understand is that in the /etc there are a number of samples .cfg files, how I got to change them , before it can work, I notice the hosts.cfg is not there, if I need this file, how can I create it, or whereI can get it, please advise.
Regards