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Monitoring the Network

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News (3)

  • Network monitoring vendors sell SMBs on usability
    Ease-of-use is the key to SMB hearts when it comes to network monitoring. A new release from SolarWinds might give market leader Ipswitch some competition.
  • NetScout acquires Network General
    NetScout will acquire Network General, creating a one-stop shop for network management and monitoring tools.
  • Video, audio are network drains
    Network misuse is rampant, according to a recent survey. Employees using the corporate network for recreation or high-bandwidth business can put a strain on network resources, but network engineers can combat that with filtering and monitoring.

Tips (7)

  • Installing Nagios on Solaris for network and server monitoring
    Nagios is an excellent tool for network and server monitoring. This tip explains how to install Nagios on Solaris 10.
  • Open source network monitoring: Monitor your routers with Cacti
    Learn how to configure the open source network monitoring tool Cacti to poll your routers, gather network data and provide graphs based on what you configured.
  • How the NetFlow protocol monitors your WAN
    Learn how Cisco's NetFlow protocol, recently opened as an IETF standard, can monitor your WAN traffic and perform a number of other network monitoring tasks.
  • Working with Network Monitor
    Learn how Network Monitor can be used to troubleshoot various types of network problems in this tip.
  • Troubleshoot networks with the pathping command
    You can troubleshoot networks with the pathping command, which works like a combination of ping and tracert.
  • Duplex mismatch: Why duplex conflicts plague the network, part 1
    Duplex mismatch problems -- caused by two ends of the Ethernet attempting a full-duplex connection, resulting in packet loss -- simply will not go away. After a decade of plaguing IP networks, duplex conflicts still seem to be the single worst source of performance degradation. Trivial to fix but ridiculously hard to identify and localize, mismatches recur frequently, as interfaces go up and down over time and network hosts are updated and changed. In column, Dr. Loki Jorgensen explores why duplex mismatches are difficult to conquer using auto-negotiation.
  • What Ping doesn't tell you
    Ping is the classic tool based on network behaviorism. It distinguishes certain states of network functionality that are the cornerstones of everyday network troubleshooting.

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