Hey Robert,

sorry for my late reply. Your messages are flagged as spam here (Google Mail)
Yes, check_mk and nagios are free and open source.
It is more likely a system health monitor (is port 5060 reachable and what is the answer => active checks)
And it's reading from standard unix tools (like ps, free - CPU usage => passive checks)
It saves that data in a history (and builds fancy graphs) and sends me mails / SMS messages when some service is down.

I've attached a screenshot from the webinterface.

So check_mk can't monitor RTP traffic, but you can write your own checks in Python (at least the webview)

Am 19.07.2017 um 20:01 schrieb robert mundkowsky:
Are check_mk / nagios free?

Looks like there is a SIP plugin. Is there a RTP plugin?



On Wednesday, July 19, 2017, 9:25:36 AM EDT, Paul Zillmann <mail@paulzillmann.de> wrote:


Hey Robert,

I'm using check_mk / nagios for external monitoring and iftop and top / htop for on site analysis.


Am 17.07.2017 um 17:20 schrieb robert mundkowsky:

 

Is Homer the best free option for traffic and system monitoring GUI?

               Or is CACTI better option?

 

Robert 



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