monitoring over 1500 hosts

[Ben]

Thanks to distributed monitoring, that's not the issue. The issue is 
display. Nagios 2 helps out a lot, and I'm working on some extensions to 
nagios 2 that will help even more..... but for now, look into distributed 
monitoring.

On Fri, 5 Nov 2004, Kerry Cox wrote:

> Has anyone had any experience in monitoring hosts in excess of 1500,
> not to mention all related services, using the Nagios? Management is
> pushing for Nagios as a monitoring solution due to cost.
> I'm looking to see if it's a viable solution having used it
> extensively for smaller networks. But I am concerned about latency,
> ping times, CPU load on the Nagios box, etc.
> Has anyone implemented features such as fping in order to increase
> reponse time? Any other features available that might assist in
> monitoring networks in excess of 1000 machines?
> Thanks.
> KJ
> 
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