by I'm looking for software that would resemble HP OpenView in it's
graphical representation of network nodes on a WAN, showing bad links
and nodes, and I'd like it to run on a Linux Red Hat Intel machine. I
could go purchase OpenView, but it doesn't run on Linux (as far as I can
tell), and it's also very expensive and has more details than I'm really
interested in.
I'd like something that would show a picture of the WAN, with maybe comm
links that are down in red and ones that are up in green, with perhaps
max data rates and average data rates represented to show when these
links are getting congested.
It doesn't seem like this would be hard to write as a
program...unfortunately I'm not a programmer and don't have the time to
learn. It seems like there might be something already written out there
that could do these (what I"m guessing are) simple tasks.
Anybody know of anything?
Thanks...feel free to email or post.
Jackson Garrett
Manager, Data Services
Pacific Gateway Exchange, Inc. - Dallas, Texas