MailScanner monitoring

[Ken A]

Desai, Jason wrote:
>> We use nagios too, to monitor in/out queues, load avg, disk 
>> space, etc, 
>> and most importantly, to notify if something is out of 
>> acceptable range.
>> Nagios plugins are pretty simple. It looks like Munin makes 
>> nice graphs. 
>> Graphs are great to look at historical performance if 
>> something does go 
>> wrong - to see how long it had really been a problem before anyone 
>> noticed. I don't tend to look at them very often otherwise though.
>> Ken
> 
> If you're already using Nagios to monitor things, you could use set up
> NagiosGraph to provide graphs too.
> 
> http://nagiosgraph.sourceforge.net/index.php/Main_Page
> 
> Jase

We use cricket/rrd-tool for graphing, but it's even older than 
MailScanner-mrtg. So, my graphs are somewhat less pretty.. but not bad.

-- 
Ken Anderson
Pacific.Net
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