Re: [fw-wiz] Yeah - new syslog server

We did something like this 10 years ago - we needed to 'prove' that we were
meeting our SAR SLA targets because people kept complaining that the
'internet was down' - It actually grew into a complete alerting system in
Perl.

-- ken

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Brian Loe
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Subject: Re: [fw-wiz] Yeah - new syslog server


I have Nagios installed on a machine, along with Cacti, but they're
wanting more granular knowledge of when it was up and when it was down
(and we need a syslog server anyway). I'm almost positive the devices
will send a specific enough message to isolate the customer.

Until I get this up and running, and probably after, I am monitoring
the peer devices... but its mostly for alerts.

On 6/15/06, Larry Pitcher <pitcherl@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:


You could set up a system like Nagios that would regularly ping a host on
the other end of the tunnel and keep track of up / down time.

Larry Pitcher
Internet Product Manager
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