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Hi this is ram Sharma. I am looking for a free tool to monitor a network in my company.It always getting down and i am not getting any alert. please let me know if you have any application in Linux that will free to use.
Thank you in advance.
Last edited by Ram Sharma; 12-19-2017 at 02:01 AM.
HI All,
Hi this is ram Sharma. I am looking for a free tool to monitor a network in my company.It always getting down and i am not getting any alert. please let me know if you have any application in Linux that will free to use.
Read the "Question Guidelines" link in my posting signature. We are always happy to help with specific problems/questions, but don't ask people to look things up for you. Putting "linux network monitoring utilities" into Google pulls up MANY things.
Hi all,
Thank you for replying and supporting.The issue was resolved . Thank You once again
You're welcome, but since you've 'resolved' the issue, it is usually a good thing to post what solution you came up with. Since you came to the community for assistance, providing these answers back to the community helps everyone.
You're welcome, but since you've 'resolved' the issue, it is usually a good thing to post what solution you came up with. Since you came to the community for assistance, providing these answers back to the community helps everyone.
"Hear, hear!"
The thread that you have started will continue to exist ... forever.
Therefore, "think about the next guy." Please remember to be nice to the next(!) poor soul (who was just like you) who "searches," and who stumbles-upon this thread. Just a few paragraphs of follow-up comments can make all the difference between a "search hit" that is valuable, and one that is useless.
AtDhVaAnNkCsE == "Thanks in Advance!"
Last edited by sundialsvcs; 12-27-2017 at 02:14 PM.
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