#netxms — Public Fediverse posts
Live and recent posts from across the Fediverse tagged #netxms, aggregated by home.social.
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I follow as many of the projects that are on Mastodon as possible, as they usually mention when new versions are out, and I have a Mastodon "List" for them to keep them separate.
I also use #LibreNMS, and the Linux agent can check apt and show you how many updates there are.
The #NetXMS agent also lists when updates are available.
Of course, this all depends on you installing the software through the package manager :/
Not sure if that helps?
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I follow as many of the projects that are on Mastodon as possible, as they usually mention when new versions are out, and I have a Mastodon "List" for them to keep them separate.
I also use #LibreNMS, and the Linux agent can check apt and show you how many updates there are.
The #NetXMS agent also lists when updates are available.
Of course, this all depends on you installing the software through the package manager :/
Not sure if that helps?
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I follow as many of the projects that are on Mastodon as possible, as they usually mention when new versions are out, and I have a Mastodon "List" for them to keep them separate.
I also use #LibreNMS, and the Linux agent can check apt and show you how many updates there are.
The #NetXMS agent also lists when updates are available.
Of course, this all depends on you installing the software through the package manager :/
Not sure if that helps?
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I follow as many of the projects that are on Mastodon as possible, as they usually mention when new versions are out, and I have a Mastodon "List" for them to keep them separate.
I also use #LibreNMS, and the Linux agent can check apt and show you how many updates there are.
The #NetXMS agent also lists when updates are available.
Of course, this all depends on you installing the software through the package manager :/
Not sure if that helps?
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I follow as many of the projects that are on Mastodon as possible, as they usually mention when new versions are out, and I have a Mastodon "List" for them to keep them separate.
I also use #LibreNMS, and the Linux agent can check apt and show you how many updates there are.
The #NetXMS agent also lists when updates are available.
Of course, this all depends on you installing the software through the package manager :/
Not sure if that helps?
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NetXMS è una piattaforma open source per il monitoraggio di reti e infrastrutture, altamente scalabile e personalizzabile, ideale per aziende, MSP, ISP e ambienti complessi. #NetXMS #NetworkMonitoring #OpenSource #ITInfrastructure #SysAdmin #Linux
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NetXMS è una piattaforma open source per il monitoraggio di reti e infrastrutture, altamente scalabile e personalizzabile, ideale per aziende, MSP, ISP e ambienti complessi. #NetXMS #NetworkMonitoring #OpenSource #ITInfrastructure #SysAdmin #Linux
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NetXMS è una piattaforma open source per il monitoraggio di reti e infrastrutture, altamente scalabile e personalizzabile, ideale per aziende, MSP, ISP e ambienti complessi. #NetXMS #NetworkMonitoring #OpenSource #ITInfrastructure #SysAdmin #Linux
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NetXMS è una piattaforma open source per il monitoraggio di reti e infrastrutture, altamente scalabile e personalizzabile, ideale per aziende, MSP, ISP e ambienti complessi. #NetXMS #NetworkMonitoring #OpenSource #ITInfrastructure #SysAdmin #Linux
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Would you be confident in asking random people to disconnect, reconnect and mix network cables connecting your network switches? The #NetXMS folks surely are, here at the #UbuntuSummit
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Would you be confident in asking random people to disconnect, reconnect and mix network cables connecting your network switches? The #NetXMS folks surely are, here at the #UbuntuSummit
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Would you be confident in asking random people to disconnect, reconnect and mix network cables connecting your network switches? The #NetXMS folks surely are, here at the #UbuntuSummit
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Would you be confident in asking random people to disconnect, reconnect and mix network cables connecting your network switches? The #NetXMS folks surely are, here at the #UbuntuSummit
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@rolle I use both #LibreNMS (linux-centric - SNMP or librenms agent only), and annoying to contribute to, and #NetXMS which is awesome, java based, easy to contribute to, but with a learning curve like this: /
#Grafana is nice for graphics, but is no monitoring system...I could demo either of them via #jitsi or similar sometime if you're interested...
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@rolle I use both #LibreNMS (linux-centric - SNMP or librenms agent only), and annoying to contribute to, and #NetXMS which is awesome, java based, easy to contribute to, but with a learning curve like this: /
#Grafana is nice for graphics, but is no monitoring system...I could demo either of them via #jitsi or similar sometime if you're interested...
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@rolle I use both #LibreNMS (linux-centric - SNMP or librenms agent only), and annoying to contribute to, and #NetXMS which is awesome, java based, easy to contribute to, but with a learning curve like this: /
#Grafana is nice for graphics, but is no monitoring system...I could demo either of them via #jitsi or similar sometime if you're interested...
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@rolle I use both #LibreNMS (linux-centric - SNMP or librenms agent only), and annoying to contribute to, and #NetXMS which is awesome, java based, easy to contribute to, but with a learning curve like this: /
#Grafana is nice for graphics, but is no monitoring system...I could demo either of them via #jitsi or similar sometime if you're interested...
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@rolle I use both #LibreNMS (linux-centric - SNMP or librenms agent only), and annoying to contribute to, and #NetXMS which is awesome, java based, easy to contribute to, but with a learning curve like this: /
#Grafana is nice for graphics, but is no monitoring system...I could demo either of them via #jitsi or similar sometime if you're interested...