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    • lhatsynotL
      lhatsynot
      last edited by

      FAN is just a linux server with Nagios, Centreon, and Nagvis installed so you could add in whatever other package you need I would guess as long as its all compatible. Nagvis is where I designed my dashboards and I'm sure it can pull info from anywhere. FAN is just a precompiled collection of software that is supposed to be easy to set up.

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      • kamidonK
        kamidon
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        I can already tell, my boss is leaning towards PTRG because it's so "the most mainstream one, it's not cheap though."
        Does anyone have experience or know of anyone who has used PTRG?

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        • lhatsynotL
          lhatsynot
          last edited by

          PRTG is great but I never used it past the 100 free sensors. Does it take in the log files for you?

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          • scottalanmillerS
            scottalanmiller @kamidon
            last edited by

            @kamidon said:

            I can already tell, my boss is leaning towards PTRG because it's so "the most mainstream one, it's not cheap though."
            Does anyone have experience or know of anyone who has used PTRG?

            PRTG is mainstream? I don't think anything is as mainstream as Nagios. PRTG seems, to me, to be behind Nagios, Zabbix and Zenoss as far as being mainstream.

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            • lhatsynotL
              lhatsynot
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              PRTG is "mainstream" because it's easy to set up and they have had a big marketing push lately. But I don't feel it's as customizeable as Nagios

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              • kamidonK
                kamidon @scottalanmiller
                last edited by

                @scottalanmiller Shrug lol
                Yeaaaaaaaah I literally know nothing about any of these programs, addons, etc 😛

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                • kamidonK
                  kamidon @lhatsynot
                  last edited by

                  @lhatsynot Ohhhhhh I see, I've never heard of it until my boss mentioned it. Now Nagios sure, who hasn't heard of Nagios? 🙂

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                  • scottalanmillerS
                    scottalanmiller @lhatsynot
                    last edited by

                    @lhatsynot said:

                    PRTG is "mainstream" because it's easy to set up and they have had a big marketing push lately. But I don't feel it's as customizeable as Nagios

                    Yeah, I feel like "mainstream" is weird for it. This isn't even their core audience and the project doesn't seem that widely used. Not small, but I've never seen an SMB that paid for it and never seen an enterprise that looked at it. Very much a medium player in the medium sized company market, I think.

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                    • StrongBadS
                      StrongBad
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                      I think Nagios is the leader here.

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                      • lhatsynotL
                        lhatsynot @kamidon
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                        @kamidon said:

                        @lhatsynot Ohhhhhh I see, I've never heard of it until my boss mentioned it. Now Nagios sure, who hasn't heard of Nagios? 🙂

                        Tons of people haven't heard of Nagios but you'd be surprised how many of these monitoring solutions use Nagios as their underlying system. Also I bet your boss hasn't heard of Nagios unless he really did work his way up from a hands on sysadmin.

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                        • stacksofplatesS
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                          Nagios XI is pricey but it's even easier than FAN to set up. I used the demo and it was unbelievably easy (like my one year old daughter could do it). BUT, the price tag may be too much.

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                          • wrx7mW
                            wrx7m
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                            I use PRTG for all network monitoring/logging and they have tons of customization options for dashboard views.

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                            • iroalI
                              iroal @wrx7m
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                              @wrx7m said:

                              I use PRTG for all network monitoring/logging and they have tons of customization options for dashboard views.

                              I like PRTG also, it offers 100 sensors for free.

                              Easy to setup and with a very good mobile app.

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