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Nagios

Nagios is an open-source network monitoring for Linux, Windows, and Unix that help monitor network for problems caused by overloaded data links or network connections and monitoring routers, switches, and more.

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Nagios comes with a fully-featured 30-day trial and is free for up to 7 nodes after the trial.

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