Nagios XI Review

PROS: This is the perfect tool for monitoring large network end-to-end. I love that it's able to provide all the information I need such as uptime, downtime, and device failures. Overall, Nagios' performance is top-notch!

CONS: There are times where the app hangs.

PROS: This is the best network monitoring app available in the market! It keeps our business on top of its game.

CONS: I love this app but I hope they would add more notification options and improve its custom reporting function.

PROS: Every feature of Nagios XI addresses our needs when it comes to device monitoring!

CONS: It needs large storage space. Refreshign the page also takes time.

PROS: Nagios can monitor the whole system effectively because of its 4-search engine feature. It allows you to monitor different IP addresses and security within the whole network. The dashboard is really good because it's able to capture all the needed information.

CONS: It would take time for the users to get used to it. It would also need a good internet connection to fully function.

PROS: It effectively monitors our networks hosts -- from distribution to access.

CONS: The web interface sometimes lags. The initial configuration is also hard to figure out, but thanks to their tech support team, we were able to get through it. Nagios is also not available in Linux.

PROS: The most powerful monitoring tool I've used. Perfect tool to monitor enterprise network.

CONS: It takes at least 2GB storage space.

PROS: It has a four-engine monitoring system that helps watch our servers. It can be easily customized and has awesome features like cofiguration wizards, configuration snapshots, and capacity planning components. Adding and removing server is also easy with Nagios. I also love that it uses minimal memory. The dashboard and the overall appearance is also great.

CONS: Many of our needed features are not free such as real-time graphing. It's a bit pricey but functional. We also experienced some data glitches when refreshing the app.

PROS: Nagios has a simple configuration that allows users to customize scripts and monitor applications easily. I also love that it has all the available plugins that makes it easier for use to monitor IT infrastructure.

CONS: Some important features are not included in the free version, so you had to spend a few dollars to avail it.

PROS: There are so many remarkable things about this app. It has unlimited integrations, no network and device restrictions, comprehensive reporting feature and the device threshold settings. It also allows us to experience the full app through demo features before purchasing it.

CONS: It's really a bit pricey.

PROS: This is the perfect tool to remotely monitor network for mid-sized enterprises.

CONS: With the way Nagios' interface are designed right now, you would need a larger screen to monitor a wide network.

PROS: My favorite feature is the quick alert whenever there's a failure in any device or path. It notifies us about it real-time.

CONS: It hangs sometimes, but overall, it's a really good app.

PROS: My favorite part of Nagios is the dashboard that shows all important information that are needed in efficient monitoring. It also has a lot of features such as capacity planning, configuration snapshots, and configuration wizards. These features make it easier for us to manage our servers.

CONS: It sometimes crashes when we try to refresh it.

PROS: This is a must-have for companies or organizations. It's an effective tool to monitor networks. The dashboard is straightforward and has all the information you need. It can also be linked to other tools such as ticketing apps for easy tracking.

CONS: Bulk alerts arrive randomly. It's not in sequence.

PROS: Some benefits of having Nagios around: 1) easy and proactive monitoring of Fiber ring and SNMP servers 2) realtime alert/notification of network and device issues 3) open source app 4) awesome configuration capacitieis 5) reliable network 6) user-friendly interface 7) free tools 8) easy removal and addition of links 9) comprehensive report generation.

CONS: Configuration checks mights be too complicated for non-programmers. It also hangs sometimes due to application overloading. It requires large storage space to fully operate.