Re: Recommendations for a tool to monitor the system state?

[Kyle <kb57442@yahoo.com>]

Zabbix is another one that looks promising and is easy
to setup.  Just go to www.linux.org, look under
Applications and click on the monitoring section.
There are quite a few programs listed there.

Kyle.

--- Camelia NASTASE <camelia@office.dnt.ro> wrote:
> >
> > Hi,
> >
> > this is my first posting to this list. So if this
> is an inappropriate
> > question to ask, please excuse me and point me to
> another place.
> >
> > We are looking for a tool to monitor and
> constantly log the system load
> > (cpu, memory, disk-I/O, number of open
> sockets/files, etc.) and the overall
> > health of a Multi-CPU-System (Intel). That way we
> try to find the root
> > cause of the system appearing to be hung
> sporadically (once every 2 days on
> > average) for several minutes.
> > Free tools are preferred(not ps, top, etc.) but
> commercial ones will do.
> 
> BigBrother might be the one you're looking for.
> 
> http://bb4.com/
> 
> 
> best regards,
> camelia
> 
> --
> Camelia Nastase, camelia@office.dnt.ro
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