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Monitoring resources and network use

Monitoring resources and network use

2005-05-20       - By Ben Russo

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Salvador Santander Guti??rrez wrote:
> Hello, list.
> We need to analyze continously the use of resources and network.
>
> What tools are good for this task?
> We've found sacd for the resources use. Is there something similar for
> network use?
>
> Thanks.

On a single box?
On multiple systems?
All on the same broadcast domain (a hub, or a span port is available)?

For multiple systems...
I would check out cacti or cricket, they are pretty simple and use snmp
and rrd to generate graphs that you specify. You can specify
CPU/DISK/RAM/NIC usage graphs.  There are some templates for standard
configs in both products.

For a single box (or if you are on a hub or have a span port) have a
look at ntop.

-Ben.

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