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On Thu, 2004-04-22 at 14:35, David Backeberg wrote: > What exactly do you want to monitor? Well, we have several systems that we monitor (not on the same network) and I'd like a centralized place to check their status. Here's a few of the things I'd be looking to monitor: Disk Usage/Throughput Network IO CPU Usage Memory Usage Make sure certain processes are running Make sure particular ports are open Make sure no unexpected ports are open Ideally there would be historical data kept for each of these items and have tools for generating pretty charts/graphs for them. If it had SNMP capability, it would be a plus but it's not a requirement. I also need to be able to configure it to contact me if certain of the above items go "out of bounds" so to speak. Of course, I want it to be able to handle everything else I want to monitor that I haven't thought of yet. 8) -- Some Axiom: The intelligence of the world is a constant. The population is increasing. Cole Tuininga Lead Developer Code Energy, Inc colet at code-energy.com PGP Key ID: 0x43E5755D
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