[CentOS] Migrating away from Nagios
Joseph L. Casale
jcasale at activenetwerx.comFri Jun 18 17:06:07 UTC 2010
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>It depends on what you are doing, but if it is mostly snmp data >collection and icmp/tcp application monitoring, OpenNMS will probably do >it out of the box with autodiscovery and no client setup. If you have >lots of custom nagios client code, you'll probably have to twiddle some >ugly XML config files to get that data collected. The mail list support >is fairly good if you have problems. Les, Compared to Nagios, how difficult was it to get OpenNMS running in your environment? I found Nagios trivial but have never really rolled my sleeves up with OpenNMS, I have just sort of kicked the tires over the years... I have to say the WMI capability of Zenoss is a real plus for me and the documentation for Zenoss looks way better than OpenNMS which even they admit on the wiki isn't very good:) jlc
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