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Subject: 3rd party network monitoring
Date: Tue, 04 Mar 2008 12:02:27 -0500
From: Darrell Hyde <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: nanog@merit.edu
In light of the recent major outages experienced by XO and Abovenet, I
have become very interested in finding a 3rd party vendor
Jason LeBlanc wrote:
I did look at it, it still lacks a few things, but it does cover most.
It would be nice if you added some screenshots or demo pages as to what
the reporting looks like. I had to dig around and find a paper on the
slammer worm to see what the output looks like.
Contact
I did look at it, it still lacks a few things, but it does cover most.
It would be nice if you added some screenshots or demo pages as to what
the reporting looks like. I had to dig around and find a paper on the
slammer worm to see what the output looks like.
Jeroen Massar wrote:
Jason L
Jason LeBlanc wrote:
My bad, you might be able to do it with PingPlotter using remote proxies
that are linux. I can see using the Vixie personal colo list to find
cheap vm offerings in various locations. Other option, a few could get
together and share some resources to get the proxies dist
My bad, you might be able to do it with PingPlotter using remote proxies
that are linux. I can see using the Vixie personal colo list to find
cheap vm offerings in various locations. Other option, a few could get
together and share some resources to get the proxies distributed.
http://www.
One app I like a lot is Ping Plotter, but it only runs on Windows, so it
isn't good for remote monitoring. We do use it for some things,
however. I like the detailed traceroute / latency visualization it
has. It also has a hard time with a lot (100+) nodes being monitored.
SmokePing works
John A. Kilpatrick wrote:
On Wed, 5 Mar 2008, Tom Sands wrote:
When we did get a hold of someone, they mentioned they could support
simple ICMP requests.
To them "simple" means it's just a ping check. They won't
montior/graph/care about latency.
I was pondering creating a "smoke ping col
On Wed, 5 Mar 2008, Tom Sands wrote:
When we did get a hold of someone, they mentioned they could support
simple ICMP requests.
To them "simple" means it's just a ping check. They won't
montior/graph/care about latency.
I was pondering creating a "smoke ping collective". Get a bunch of g
alert from Systems Watch, I do make way to a
console
more than I would with my own monitoring.
Happy trails,
Eddy
On Mar 5, 2008, at 2:32 PM, Michael Painter wrote:
- Original Message - From: "Darrell Hyde" Sent: Tuesday,
March 04, 2008 7:02 AM
Subject: 3rd party network mon
would with my own monitoring.
Happy trails,
Eddy
On Mar 5, 2008, at 2:32 PM, Michael Painter wrote:
- Original Message - From: "Darrell Hyde" Sent: Tuesday,
March 04, 2008 7:02 AM
Subject: 3rd party network monitoring
[snip]
Can anybody recommend a vendor for this typ
- Original Message -
From: "Darrell Hyde"
Sent: Tuesday, March 04, 2008 7:02 AM
Subject: 3rd party network monitoring
[snip]
Can anybody recommend a vendor for this type of service? I suppose I
could always just get a bunch of VPS accounts here and there and run
smokepin
We use Websitepulse and it works well.
We've tried repeatedly to get a more advanced setup with Keynote,
however in the past 8 months we've yet to be able to get anyone to
reliably contact or respond to us. Horrible service, and I guess new
business doesn't matter to them. When we did get a
Am Dienstag, den 04.03.2008, 12:02 -0500 schrieb Darrell Hyde:
> In light of the recent major outages experienced by XO and Abovenet, I
> have become very interested in finding a 3rd party vendor to monitor the
> availability of my network from a variety of locations.
>
> I've looked at keynote /
Check out WebSitePulse.com While they too are geared for service
testing (such as HTTP, DNS, IMAP, etc); they do offer a barebones ICMP
check (with support to pull from multiple geographical locations) with
some basic graphing & escalation support (looks like they can notify
when a prede
Try Hyperspin (hyperspin.com). Basic, but pretty solid.
On Mar 4, 2008, at 12:02 PM, Darrell Hyde wrote:
In light of the recent major outages experienced by XO and Abovenet, I
have become very interested in finding a 3rd party vendor to
monitor the
availability of my network from a v
In light of the recent major outages experienced by XO and Abovenet, I
have become very interested in finding a 3rd party vendor to monitor the
availability of my network from a variety of locations.
I've looked at keynote / redalert, but oddly enough they don't seem to
be able to monitor simple
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