"single system monitoring" were not the intended target of this poll. Even cacti and ntop are a stretch, when you compare them to the other products listed.
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Monit does monitor remote services.
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Gkrellm
I wasn't going to vote in this one as I don't really use monitoring programs, but then someone mentioned gkrellm and I realised that I use it all the time.
But alas I still can't vote in this one because gkrellm isn't on the list :) |
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As to ipfraf, ntop, etc.... I think there needs to be clarification on what we mean by "monitoring". Seeing Nagios, GroundWork, Zenoss, etc. I assume that we're talking about systems that check the "health" of a particular host, service, etc. and take some action (email alert, open a ticket, etc.) based on given thresholds. |
I like etherape, mostly for the pretty colours and it has ape in the name which makes me think of monkeys. Also like htop because it's useful, and I like conky on fluxbox. On Xfce I like the simple panel applet System Load Monitor. Mostly the gf does all the monitoring my life can handle.
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Argus is missing - please add it to the list
http://argus.tcp4me.com/
Great piece of software capable of monitoring multiple systems. Simple and stable. Where stable is extremely important for a monitoring tool. Regards, Radu |
Pandora FMS
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