A question for all

[Ron Huff]

I've implemented Nagios (1.2 at this point) on the UC Davis backbone.
I'm monitoring 1529 routers/switches (mostly Foundry) and running
1778 services from a dedicated linux server...monitoring stuff like
cpu load, temp, and some protocols (BGP, PIM, etc)...a few ATM
devices that only ping...
- Ron Huff



Paul.Fiero at ci.austin.tx.us wrote:

>I am in the process of trying to "sell" my management on the value of Nagios
>over one of the commercial packages out there.  Aside from the folks listed
>on the nagios.org site can you all give me the names of some large
>commerical and governmental entities that may be using Nagios?
>
>Paul Fiero
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