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3rd party network monitoring
From: Darrell Hyde <dhyde () hostmysite com>
Date: Tue, 04 Mar 2008 12:02:27 -0500
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 ICMP round-trip times - they (or at least the sales folk that I've spoken with) insist on checking the status of a TCP port or the response time of a web server. Google searches have yielded a few leads, but nothing terribly promising. 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 smokeping, but I'd really like to avoid that. - Darrell
Current thread:
- 3rd party network monitoring Darrell Hyde (Mar 04)
- Re: 3rd party network monitoring Drew Linsalata (Mar 04)
- Re: 3rd party network monitoring Matt Peterson (Mar 04)
- Re: 3rd party network monitoring Thomas Kuehling (Mar 05)
- Re: 3rd party network monitoring Tom Sands (Mar 05)
- Re: 3rd party network monitoring John A. Kilpatrick (Mar 06)
- Re: 3rd party network monitoring Jeroen Massar (Mar 06)
- Re: 3rd party network monitoring Jason LeBlanc (Mar 07)
- Re: 3rd party network monitoring Jason LeBlanc (Mar 07)
- Re: 3rd party network monitoring Jeroen Massar (Mar 07)
- Re: 3rd party network monitoring Jason LeBlanc (Mar 07)
- Re: 3rd party network monitoring Tom Sands (Mar 05)