"Cost" of Nagios

[Flak Magnet]

Part of my employer's employee review process includes a requirement to 
submit, in writing a continuous improvment suggestion, something that 
basically improves efficience in some way.

The implementation of Nagios definitely fits the bill as an improvment 
over our network monitoring prior to Nagios was our users.  (*Ring* 
Hey, I can't check my email!)  I'm just having trouble trying to 
quantify the savings...

Does anybody here pay for (or charge for) a Nagios installation?  I 
figure if I can get an idea of what Nagios costs to implement, then I 
can base my continuous improvment paperwork on that...

(Considering the time that CI takes in a given year, a CI has already 
been submitted to do away with the CI process entirely...  It was 
rejected by the people who were hired specifically to run our CI 
process... go figure)

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--Tim
"I'm gonna need you to go ahead and come in on Sunday, m'kay?" -- Office 
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