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by **Kwan Low** » Fri, 25 Jun 1999 04:00:00

> I'm looking for a program that is the same as ws-watch for windows. In the
> program you make icons for all devices that you can ping (hubs, routers
> etc.) The program then pings these devices every so often (say 5 minutes)
> and when the device doesn't reply it changes colour or posts an alert. In
> this specific program you can also traceroute a specific device. If anybody
> knows about anything like this can you please let me know. (I use Red Hat
> and S.U.S.E.)

> Thanks
> Roelf Schreurs

Try cheops. The comp.os.linux.networking might also know of a few
others.

by **Roelf Schreur** » Sat, 26 Jun 1999 04:00:00

I'm looking for a program that is the same as ws-watch for windows. In the
program you make icons for all devices that you can ping (hubs, routers
etc.) The program then pings these devices every so often (say 5 minutes)
and when the device doesn't reply it changes colour or posts an alert. In
this specific program you can also traceroute a specific device. If anybody
knows about anything like this can you please let me know. (I use Red Hat
and S.U.S.E.)

Thanks
Roelf Schreurs

by **Olivier Sessin** » Sat, 26 Jun 1999 04:00:00

> I'm looking for a program that is the same as ws-watch for windows. In the
> program you make icons for all devices that you can ping (hubs, routers
> etc.) The program then pings these devices every so often (say 5 minutes)
> and when the device doesn't reply it changes colour or posts an alert. In
> this specific program you can also traceroute a specific device. If anybody
> knows about anything like this can you please let me know. (I use Red Hat
> and S.U.S.E.)

look at tkinetd and cheops

cu,
Olivier

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