Graphical SNMP

[somecallmemike]

We have over 4000 ports to monitor in our network, and we currently use a Windoze product PRTG that does a decent job of graphing relationship data from a variety of data sources such as SNMP. It is a snap to setup, you can choose tiled layouts so you can view multiple graphs on one web page (it uses a web server to display data), and you can setup error notifications/threshold notifications via colorization and email alerts. Its pretty handy, but it costs a lot of money to licence per port, so an open source machine that could do half of this would be amazing.

Thanks in advance,

Mike

 

[chronos]

What about http://www.cacti.net/ or http://www.nagios.org/
There are many of these systems which can be find with google.

 

[somecallmemike]

What about http://www.cacti.net/ or http://www.nagios.org/
There are many of these systems which can be find with google.

Those are both very good tools, thanks for the info! I was suggesting a quick and dirty template that would incorporate something like nagios in a small linux package that you can install on the fly and have running in seconds. I have no experiencing in removing packages and unnecessary files from a linux OS to trim it down, thus the suggestion.

 

[tom]

check http://pve.proxmox.com/wiki/Zenoss

 

[ahanaka]

Hi i wonna install graphical card with direct3d option to run some games on Virtual XPsp3. Is some way to run 3d graphical with dirext3d support ?

I got only: defult, standard vga and, Cirrus Logic GD5446 - and it's only 2d



My motherboard: GA-G31M-ES2L http://www.gigabyte.pl/products/mb/specs/ga-g31m-es2l_1x.html