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I am told the following on the damage:As it stands I've located. Sadly it got some damage in transit which I am claiming for (it was insured). Hi all,So my server was being sent to the seller for repair under warranty (I raised a previous thread on this).

Server physically damaged - should I write it off? Hardware.

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Hi all,is there a way on my pc to check what urls its trying to access when i go on a web browser and try to access a website as i feel its being blocked and i need to add it to the FWthanks,rob

Monitor your PC to see what URLs it's hitting Windows.

Hello,is anyone familiar with NAT for multicast video streams?I have never configured a networking device to do such before and wanted to know if possible,

NAT for multicast video streams Networking.

For context I had two WAN links from same ISP i.e. The sophos is showing so many invalid logs and I don't know what's really the issue. I've screenshotted the invalid traffic log in Sophos in this discussion.

#MONIT PYTHON FOR FREE#

You can download Bandwidth for free via SourceForge Opens a new window. BandwidthD also runs on more than just Linux, with cross-platform support for Windows, Unix, and more. If you're looking for a way to track your TCP/IP network subnets, BandwidthD is a pretty solid monitoring tool that gives you a "database-driven system that supports searching, filtering, multiple sensors and custom reports," according to Server Density Opens a new window. MRTG is free and available for download Opens a new window. Originally created to log and monitor router traffic, MRTG now monitors a wide array of devices on your networks, from "weather data to vending machines." According to its creators, MRTG works on "Unix/Linux as well as Windows and even Netware systems." RRDtool is free and available for download Opens a new window. Callingitself the "Open Source industry standard," RRDtool brings data logging, CPU load logging, temperature monitoring, and much more in a neat graphical user interface to your monitoring endeavors.

#MONIT PYTHON INSTALL#

In order to install VmStat, you have to install the sysstat Linux package, which is available on GitHub Opens a new window. It also comes with its own set of commands that bring greater utility to your fingertips.

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It's not as colorful as Monitorix, but VmStat does something huge right from your command line: It tells you how much virtual memory, kernel threads, disks, processes, CPU activity, and I/O blocks you have running at full (or not-so-full) speed. You can download Monitorix for free Opens a new window via the Monitorix Project. It also comes with "its own HTTP server built in, so you aren't forced to install a third-party web server to use it." Designed for Linux and Unix servers, Monitorix monitors your memory allocation, system load averages, system services, network ports, MySQL statistics, disk drive health, and much more. If you're partial to prettier user interfaces that help you see your system and network activity, then Monitorix might be for you.

#MONIT PYTHON HOW TO#

Tecmint has a guide on how to install Monit Opens a new window. It shows you your process and services via the command line or on its own web interface (pictured above). Monit also monitors SSH, Apache, FTP, MySQL, Nginx, and more. Monit is a powerful monitoring tool that "monitors and manages systems processes, programs, files, directories, permissions, checksums, and filesystems," according to Tecmint Opens a new window. Image credit: Chris Nelson Opens a new window Glances is available on GitHub Opens a new window and on most Linux repositories. Alongside cross-platform functionality with Windows, Mac, BSD, and Linux support, Glances also has a web app and a client/server mode. Written in Python, Glances is a monitoring tool that feeds you all the information it possibly can in the smallest amount of space possible.

That's why we've put together the following 10 tools, which run the gamut from performance monitoring to the command line. The need for skilled Linux admins has, consequently, grown enormously.īut whether you're a Linux laureate or an in-the-works Linux admin, getting your hands on some good and helpful tools can make your life a lot easier. Far from the open source "cancer" it was once called Opens a new window, Linux is a major OS in today's world with serious applications for servers, desktops, laptops, tablets, and even supercomputers, where it is the dominant OS Opens a new window.