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Old 04-18-2006
mickey
 
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Default Linux remote monitoring

Hi All,

Are there any applications in linux that allow remote monitoring of a
small bunch of systems. I am looking for monitoring overall CPU loads
and networkusage for the most part. It would be cool if I could also
monitor CPU temps but that's not essential.

-M
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Old 04-18-2006
Joe Pfeiffer
 
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mickey <micky@hotmail.com> writes:

> Hi All,
>
> Are there any applications in linux that allow remote monitoring of a
> small bunch of systems. I am looking for monitoring overall CPU loads
> and networkusage for the most part. It would be cool if I could also
> monitor CPU temps but that's not essential.


I use gkrellm for exactly that. Have a gkrellm daemon on each machine
to be monitored, and run gkrellm --server hostname on the machine
you're using for monitoring (with 'hostname' replaced by the name of
each host, of course).
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Old 04-18-2006
mickey
 
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Joe Pfeiffer wrote:
> mickey <micky@hotmail.com> writes:
>
>
>>Hi All,
>>
>>Are there any applications in linux that allow remote monitoring of a
>>small bunch of systems. I am looking for monitoring overall CPU loads
>>and networkusage for the most part. It would be cool if I could also
>>monitor CPU temps but that's not essential.

>
>
> I use gkrellm for exactly that. Have a gkrellm daemon on each machine
> to be monitored, and run gkrellm --server hostname on the machine
> you're using for monitoring (with 'hostname' replaced by the name of
> each host, of course).


Thanks. Looks like exactly what I need.

-F
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