Re: 3rd party network monitoring

From: Jason LeBlanc (no email)
Date: Fri Mar 07 2008 - 09:56:04 EST

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    My bad, you might be able to do it with PingPlotter using remote proxies
    that are linux. I can see using the Vixie personal colo list to find
    cheap vm offerings in various locations. Other option, a few could get
    together and share some resources to get the proxies distributed.

    http://www.pingplotter.com/manual/pro/remote_trace.html

    Jeroen Massar wrote:
    > John A. Kilpatrick wrote:
    >>
    >> On Wed, 5 Mar 2008, Tom Sands wrote:
    >>
    >>> When we did get a hold of someone, they mentioned they could support
    >>> simple ICMP requests.
    >>
    >> To them "simple" means it's just a ping check. They won't
    >> montior/graph/care about latency.
    >>
    >> I was pondering creating a "smoke ping collective". Get a bunch of
    >> guys to agree to run smokeping and monitor each other. That's a
    >> great tool for visualizing changes in latency and works just as well
    >> with ICMP as with HTTP.
    >
    > There is this really awesome project from RIPE (like usual ;)
    >
    > Please check, and start using RIPE TTM: http://www.ripe.net/ttm/
    > See the site for presentations, tools, info, etc etc etc etc...
    >
    > Enjoy ;)
    >
    > Greets,
    > Jeroen
    >


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