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#1 2009-08-05 05:06:11
- hungsonbk
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Network monitor tool
Hi Archers,
I am looking for a tool to monitor my servers as well as network devices. This tool should use TCP/UDP ping instead of icmp, such as hping, so that I can monitor the status of TCP/UDP ports that are opening.
If you know any program, please share it to me.:):):):):):)
Cheers
Son Dinh
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#2 2009-08-05 07:28:48
- mikesd
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Re: Network monitor tool
I like monit for this type of thing. It goes one better than using TCP ping as it actually speaks a whole bunch of protocols and can check the service is actually up and listening. If you want to go all out you could look at something like Nagios.
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#3 2009-08-05 23:15:06
- fukawi2
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Re: Network monitor tool
Nagios. It's not that complicated. I run it at home, work and my VPS's.
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#4 2009-08-07 13:34:02
- rine
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Re: Network monitor tool
+1 for nagios. Pretty easy to configure and extremly easy to write plugins (you can use any language, you just need to print a string and return a value).
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#5 2009-08-08 08:40:14
- djszapi
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Re: Network monitor tool
Hello!
I used iperf, jperf for wireless measurement.
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#6 2009-08-11 20:54:31
- rine
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Re: Network monitor tool
Hello!
I used iperf, jperf for wireless measurement.
iperf is for measuring throughput. It has nothing to do with monitoring oO
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