Any suggestions for a good and free SNMP server similar to the Spiceworks Network Monitor?
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@scottalanmiller said in Any suggestions for a good and free SNMP server similar to the Spiceworks Network Monitor?:
@dbeato said in Any suggestions for a good and free SNMP server similar to the Spiceworks Network Monitor?:
I believe you posted this on SpiceWorks and while I use it for troubleshooting purposes there is an update on the way the system is going to work in the future in which it will use Network Agents while rigth the product as is will not have further updates.
What did I miss? They are discontinuing the product? I know that it stalled for a year or more, but they are just giving up and straight up copying Sodium?
They always had agents for inventory so that hasn’t changed rather the focus is on it instead of just an option.
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@dbeato said in Any suggestions for a good and free SNMP server similar to the Spiceworks Network Monitor?:
@scottalanmiller said in Any suggestions for a good and free SNMP server similar to the Spiceworks Network Monitor?:
@dbeato said in Any suggestions for a good and free SNMP server similar to the Spiceworks Network Monitor?:
I believe you posted this on SpiceWorks and while I use it for troubleshooting purposes there is an update on the way the system is going to work in the future in which it will use Network Agents while rigth the product as is will not have further updates.
What did I miss? They are discontinuing the product? I know that it stalled for a year or more, but they are just giving up and straight up copying Sodium?
They always had agents for inventory so that hasn’t changed rather the focus is on it instead of just an option.
They didn't always have them, they were added much later and were never considered very important.
Wow, they totaly did that three months after Sodium started, it really is them copying the SS design! SS had always worried that it would look too close to SW and did cloud and agents specifically to be as different as possible. Then they flat out copied it just 12 weeks later? That's nuts!
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@scottalanmiller said in Any suggestions for a good and free SNMP server similar to the Spiceworks Network Monitor?:
@dbeato said in Any suggestions for a good and free SNMP server similar to the Spiceworks Network Monitor?:
@scottalanmiller said in Any suggestions for a good and free SNMP server similar to the Spiceworks Network Monitor?:
@dbeato said in Any suggestions for a good and free SNMP server similar to the Spiceworks Network Monitor?:
I believe you posted this on SpiceWorks and while I use it for troubleshooting purposes there is an update on the way the system is going to work in the future in which it will use Network Agents while rigth the product as is will not have further updates.
What did I miss? They are discontinuing the product? I know that it stalled for a year or more, but they are just giving up and straight up copying Sodium?
They always had agents for inventory so that hasn’t changed rather the focus is on it instead of just an option.
They didn't always have them, they were added much later and were never considered very important.
Wow, they totaly did that three months after Sodium started, it really is them copying the SS design! SS had always worried that it would look too close to SW and did cloud and agents specifically to be as different as possible. Then they flat out copied it just 12 weeks later? That's nuts!
And you're surprised?
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@dashrender said in Any suggestions for a good and free SNMP server similar to the Spiceworks Network Monitor?:
@scottalanmiller said in Any suggestions for a good and free SNMP server similar to the Spiceworks Network Monitor?:
@dbeato said in Any suggestions for a good and free SNMP server similar to the Spiceworks Network Monitor?:
@scottalanmiller said in Any suggestions for a good and free SNMP server similar to the Spiceworks Network Monitor?:
@dbeato said in Any suggestions for a good and free SNMP server similar to the Spiceworks Network Monitor?:
I believe you posted this on SpiceWorks and while I use it for troubleshooting purposes there is an update on the way the system is going to work in the future in which it will use Network Agents while rigth the product as is will not have further updates.
What did I miss? They are discontinuing the product? I know that it stalled for a year or more, but they are just giving up and straight up copying Sodium?
They always had agents for inventory so that hasn’t changed rather the focus is on it instead of just an option.
They didn't always have them, they were added much later and were never considered very important.
Wow, they totaly did that three months after Sodium started, it really is them copying the SS design! SS had always worried that it would look too close to SW and did cloud and agents specifically to be as different as possible. Then they flat out copied it just 12 weeks later? That's nuts!
And you're surprised?
A little. Not so much that they were willing to copy, but that it took year after year of us saying what we wanted, finally giving up and building what we wanted ourselves, and only then being copies once they couldn't claim to not be copying. Odd to wait so long and then have one product be abandoned and the only one left to be a clear copycat of a competitor that tried to get them to do it right all along.
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@scottalanmiller said in Any suggestions for a good and free SNMP server similar to the Spiceworks Network Monitor?:
@dbeato said in Any suggestions for a good and free SNMP server similar to the Spiceworks Network Monitor?:
@scottalanmiller said in Any suggestions for a good and free SNMP server similar to the Spiceworks Network Monitor?:
@dbeato said in Any suggestions for a good and free SNMP server similar to the Spiceworks Network Monitor?:
I believe you posted this on SpiceWorks and while I use it for troubleshooting purposes there is an update on the way the system is going to work in the future in which it will use Network Agents while rigth the product as is will not have further updates.
What did I miss? They are discontinuing the product? I know that it stalled for a year or more, but they are just giving up and straight up copying Sodium?
They always had agents for inventory so that hasn’t changed rather the focus is on it instead of just an option.
They didn't always have them, they were added much later and were never considered very important.
Wow, they totaly did that three months after Sodium started, it really is them copying the SS design! SS had always worried that it would look too close to SW and did cloud and agents specifically to be as different as possible. Then they flat out copied it just 12 weeks later? That's nuts!
I have been in the community a little more than a yer while being there Network Monitor has never and doesn’t have agents. I have used Network Monitor since 2014/2015. Again Inventory did this even back in 2014-2015, so I know that for a fact.While the timing of the update and Sodium suite are close, has nothing to do with SodiumSuite as Network Monitor doesn’t give you any data regarding programs installed or hardware documentation, it only has predetermined checks of Storage, networking, IO, CPU, and network switch/firewall monitoring via SNMP with online/offline check on sites. Also network monitor has never been integrated with inventory/helpdesk.
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@scottalanmiller said in Any suggestions for a good and free SNMP server similar to the Spiceworks Network Monitor?:
@dashrender said in Any suggestions for a good and free SNMP server similar to the Spiceworks Network Monitor?:
@scottalanmiller said in Any suggestions for a good and free SNMP server similar to the Spiceworks Network Monitor?:
@dbeato said in Any suggestions for a good and free SNMP server similar to the Spiceworks Network Monitor?:
@scottalanmiller said in Any suggestions for a good and free SNMP server similar to the Spiceworks Network Monitor?:
@dbeato said in Any suggestions for a good and free SNMP server similar to the Spiceworks Network Monitor?:
I believe you posted this on SpiceWorks and while I use it for troubleshooting purposes there is an update on the way the system is going to work in the future in which it will use Network Agents while rigth the product as is will not have further updates.
What did I miss? They are discontinuing the product? I know that it stalled for a year or more, but they are just giving up and straight up copying Sodium?
They always had agents for inventory so that hasn’t changed rather the focus is on it instead of just an option.
They didn't always have them, they were added much later and were never considered very important.
Wow, they totaly did that three months after Sodium started, it really is them copying the SS design! SS had always worried that it would look too close to SW and did cloud and agents specifically to be as different as possible. Then they flat out copied it just 12 weeks later? That's nuts!
And you're surprised?
A little. Not so much that they were willing to copy, but that it took year after year of us saying what we wanted, finally giving up and building what we wanted ourselves, and only then being copies once they couldn't claim to not be copying. Odd to wait so long and then have one product be abandoned and the only one left to be a clear copycat of a competitor that tried to get them to do it right all along.
Network monitor doesn’t deploy anything as SodiumSuite and plus inventory doesn’t deploy or maintain your devices updated. There are many things that SodiumSuite Can do that Inventory cannot do and viceversa. While we can argue the timing, SodiumSuite is not the first groundbreaking in that arena.
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@scottalanmiller said in Any suggestions for a good and free SNMP server similar to the Spiceworks Network Monitor?:
@dbeato said in Any suggestions for a good and free SNMP server similar to the Spiceworks Network Monitor?:
@scottalanmiller said in Any suggestions for a good and free SNMP server similar to the Spiceworks Network Monitor?:
@dbeato said in Any suggestions for a good and free SNMP server similar to the Spiceworks Network Monitor?:
I believe you posted this on SpiceWorks and while I use it for troubleshooting purposes there is an update on the way the system is going to work in the future in which it will use Network Agents while rigth the product as is will not have further updates.
What did I miss? They are discontinuing the product? I know that it stalled for a year or more, but they are just giving up and straight up copying Sodium?
They always had agents for inventory so that hasn’t changed rather the focus is on it instead of just an option.
They didn't always have them, they were added much later and were never considered very important.
Wow, they totaly did that three months after Sodium started, it really is them copying the SS design! SS had always worried that it would look too close to SW and did cloud and agents specifically to be as different as possible. Then they flat out copied it just 12 weeks later? That's nuts!
I have been using the Spiceworks Agent since 2011 or 2012. It is certainly not a new thing. It was never their recommendation until SpiceWorld this when they announced changes, I will give you that.
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@jaredbusch said in Any suggestions for a good and free SNMP server similar to the Spiceworks Network Monitor?:
@scottalanmiller said in Any suggestions for a good and free SNMP server similar to the Spiceworks Network Monitor?:
@dbeato said in Any suggestions for a good and free SNMP server similar to the Spiceworks Network Monitor?:
@scottalanmiller said in Any suggestions for a good and free SNMP server similar to the Spiceworks Network Monitor?:
@dbeato said in Any suggestions for a good and free SNMP server similar to the Spiceworks Network Monitor?:
I believe you posted this on SpiceWorks and while I use it for troubleshooting purposes there is an update on the way the system is going to work in the future in which it will use Network Agents while rigth the product as is will not have further updates.
What did I miss? They are discontinuing the product? I know that it stalled for a year or more, but they are just giving up and straight up copying Sodium?
They always had agents for inventory so that hasn’t changed rather the focus is on it instead of just an option.
They didn't always have them, they were added much later and were never considered very important.
Wow, they totaly did that three months after Sodium started, it really is them copying the SS design! SS had always worried that it would look too close to SW and did cloud and agents specifically to be as different as possible. Then they flat out copied it just 12 weeks later? That's nuts!
I have been using the Spiceworks Agent since 2011 or 2012. It is certainly not a new thing. It was never their recommendation until SpiceWorld this when they announced changes, I will give you that.
I didn't say it was super new, only that it wasn't around for the first long time and we asked for it for a long time and when they went to their cloud model they didn't include it. For the first several years, though, they didn't have one. We had to ask for it for a long timebefore they decided to let us have it.
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@scottalanmiller said in Any suggestions for a good and free SNMP server similar to the Spiceworks Network Monitor?:
@jaredbusch said in Any suggestions for a good and free SNMP server similar to the Spiceworks Network Monitor?:
@scottalanmiller said in Any suggestions for a good and free SNMP server similar to the Spiceworks Network Monitor?:
@dbeato said in Any suggestions for a good and free SNMP server similar to the Spiceworks Network Monitor?:
@scottalanmiller said in Any suggestions for a good and free SNMP server similar to the Spiceworks Network Monitor?:
@dbeato said in Any suggestions for a good and free SNMP server similar to the Spiceworks Network Monitor?:
I believe you posted this on SpiceWorks and while I use it for troubleshooting purposes there is an update on the way the system is going to work in the future in which it will use Network Agents while rigth the product as is will not have further updates.
What did I miss? They are discontinuing the product? I know that it stalled for a year or more, but they are just giving up and straight up copying Sodium?
They always had agents for inventory so that hasn’t changed rather the focus is on it instead of just an option.
They didn't always have them, they were added much later and were never considered very important.
Wow, they totaly did that three months after Sodium started, it really is them copying the SS design! SS had always worried that it would look too close to SW and did cloud and agents specifically to be as different as possible. Then they flat out copied it just 12 weeks later? That's nuts!
I have been using the Spiceworks Agent since 2011 or 2012. It is certainly not a new thing. It was never their recommendation until SpiceWorld this when they announced changes, I will give you that.
I didn't say it was super new, only that it wasn't around for the first long time and we asked for it for a long time and when they went to their cloud model they didn't include it. For the first several years, though, they didn't have one. We had to ask for it for a long timebefore they decided to let us have it.
Yes, that is how it usually works
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@coliver yeah I get snmpwalker to give me data but when I configure the host in zabbix nothing lol. As I said sure I'll get there soon lol
