jeremy

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A new poll this year.

--jeremy

xenmaster

I'm a total no-know on monitoring whatever, but I think linux's default iptraf is still an awesome general purpose ethernet monitoring tool - try to get that for free on Windows, ha!. I think there's just a shortage (at some places) of quality basic functionality tools for basic operations. Well, good luck wit your poll.

vermaden

cacti missed: http://cacti.net

blassmegod

From Terminal/shell: iptraf for the network and for system resources/network Saidar.
With GUI: Cacti.

vermaden

Also ntop is missed: http://www.ntop.org/overview.html

choogendyk

Where's mon? http://mon.wiki.kernel.org/index.php/Main_Page

Yalla-One

Registered: Oct 2004

Distribution: Slackware

Posts: 488

Any hope of adding monit?
http://www.tildeslash.com/monit/
(the vote wouldn't be complete without it!)

{BBI}Nexus{BBI}

Where's Gkrellm?

edit: Maybe if I add the url ** http://members.dslextreme.com/users/...m/gkrellm.html **

It's worth a try.

Nishtya

I am asking for Gkrellm, too

anticapitalista

What about conky?

jjthomas

Another request for Gkrellm

-JJ

Cherife

ganglia should be an option.
http://ganglia.info

Malbrouck

I'd like to vote for Hobbit -> http://hobbitmon.sourceforge.net/

It's the open-source child of BigBrother.

SCerovec

I even don't go out of bed without Gkrellm anymore.
I even installed one on my toilet mirror so i can monitor rpms of my shaving machine
Gkrellm is missing!
And iftop
and iptraf
and what was this poll about?

carpo_tk

...and I would like to see collectd listed (http://ipv4.collectd.org/), because for the small network I have, ntop + collectd rocks!

As for single system monitoring - I really like gkrellm.