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Network Monitoring System: Solutions needed
21 years 1 month ago #1782
by slidedown
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Network Monitoring System: Solutions needed was created by slidedown
I have requirement from my client to do a network monitoring services for his company, I dont have any idea on it. If you could help or give me some ideas on which solutions should I used it would be very helpfull.
My cleint office consist of:
1. 50 unit of Workstation
2. Mail, Web and also File servers
3. Firewall (Standard)
4. 2Mb dedicated Leased Line.
If there any chances I could monitor the network remotely from my place if would be easier.I need to find a cheap and reliable solutions, If there any..
Thanks.
My cleint office consist of:
1. 50 unit of Workstation
2. Mail, Web and also File servers
3. Firewall (Standard)
4. 2Mb dedicated Leased Line.
If there any chances I could monitor the network remotely from my place if would be easier.I need to find a cheap and reliable solutions, If there any..
Thanks.
-Nothing goes by luck in composition. It allows of no tricks. The best you can write will be the best you are-
21 years 1 month ago #1787
by sahirh
Sahir Hidayatullah.
Firewall.cx Staff - Associate Editor & Security Advisor
tftfotw.blogspot.com
Replied by sahirh on topic Re: Network Monitoring System: Solutions needed
Depends what level of monitoring you want to do.. if its just traffic analysis on routers or suchlike then you can check out MRTG - Multi Router Traffic Graph.
Do you need to monitor, or administer and manage ? for monitoring there are lots of web based interfaces to check the health of the servers etc etc. If you wanna manage then you should set up some form of remote access for yourself, PCanywhere, or VNC, or even just SSH daemon.
While you're saying you want the solution to be cheap and reliable, don't forget secure.... make sure you choose some method that only allows you to monitor / change things.
Otherwise there's always SNMP if you're so inclined.
Do you need to monitor, or administer and manage ? for monitoring there are lots of web based interfaces to check the health of the servers etc etc. If you wanna manage then you should set up some form of remote access for yourself, PCanywhere, or VNC, or even just SSH daemon.
While you're saying you want the solution to be cheap and reliable, don't forget secure.... make sure you choose some method that only allows you to monitor / change things.
Otherwise there's always SNMP if you're so inclined.
Sahir Hidayatullah.
Firewall.cx Staff - Associate Editor & Security Advisor
tftfotw.blogspot.com
21 years 1 month ago #1791
by Chris
Chris Partsenidis.
Founder & Editor-in-Chief
www.Firewall.cx
Replied by Chris on topic Re: Network Monitoring System: Solutions needed
That's exactly what I was asking myself. Are we talking about monitoring or adminstration?
I've recently implemented an awesome network monitoring system at my company's network, which allows me to track all services provided on every server, externally and internally.
Its called "Nagios" and is a slight pain the butt to setup, but does wonders and a very good job monitoring the network. I downloaded a few commercial products, and none came close to what Nagios offered. I'm considering even doing a review on the product at some point.
I'll see if I can post a few screen shots tomorrow from the office.
You can grab it at www.nagios.org
I've recently implemented an awesome network monitoring system at my company's network, which allows me to track all services provided on every server, externally and internally.
Its called "Nagios" and is a slight pain the butt to setup, but does wonders and a very good job monitoring the network. I downloaded a few commercial products, and none came close to what Nagios offered. I'm considering even doing a review on the product at some point.
I'll see if I can post a few screen shots tomorrow from the office.
You can grab it at www.nagios.org
Chris Partsenidis.
Founder & Editor-in-Chief
www.Firewall.cx
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