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Subscribe to commentsPeterJul 31st 2007 8:39PM
"installing and configuring Nagios in your office environment can easily make you look like a wizard to the powers that be." - If you can actually get it installed and configured. It is a VERY complex piece of software and you need to be pretty proficient with Linux to get the install done.
John KubalaJul 31st 2007 10:29PM
Peter,
Novell has an outstanding article on how to do it step by step at: http://www.novell.com/coolsolutions/feature/16723.html
You can't go wrong.
GeeDiddyAug 1st 2007 8:37AM
Peter ... (kinda sales'y I know but) you could go with a service from TruePath http://www.truepathtechnologies.com/
They configure/manage the OpenSource software like Nagios for you! You get to use the tools/graphs and they manage the backend garbage. Not bad.
PeterAug 1st 2007 6:45PM
John - Thanks for the tip. I actually went back to the Nagios site. I hadn't been there in a while and I now see that they have a new version and some decent install guides. I'll have to give it another try.
John LaurAug 2nd 2007 2:53PM
What's with the new trend of blogs doing everything they possibly can to keep readers on their own site? How the shit hard would it have been to put a link to http://www.nagios.org/ up there?