> > Thoughts form anyone on any of this?
>
> Network monitoring is not trivial no matter what tool you use. Pick
> something that you trust to scale to the proportions you will need so
> you don't do a lot of work and then hit a wall. And if you have a
> lot of systems, avoid anything that needs per-system configuration or
> agent installation.
>
Agreed. I'm definitely not looking for trivial - just trying to make sure
I understand the strengths and weaknesses of each system to help me make
the right decision. Because once I've made that decision, I have to live
with it :-) Our environment is relatively small. About 80 servers that
are mostly grouped into 3 compute clusters for the scientists I support. A
few switches, and no routers under my direct control (though a few Linux
boxes routing between NICs since some of the environment is on our own
private LAN behind said Linux box, cut off from the Hospital's network)
cheers,
-Alan
--
“Don't eat anything you've ever seen advertised on TV”
- Michael Pollan, author of "In Defense of Food"
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