Issue #79 / Jun 2007
Cover Theme: Network Monitoring with Nagios
DVD: Mandriva 2007 Spring
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NEWS: GEEK NIKE
Dear Linux Magazine Reader, A few months ago, if I had written a column that made reference to the Battle of Thermo......NEWS: LINUX WORLD NEWS
ENTERING A WEBSTAGE WHY DON’T THEY DEPLOY OPEN SOURCE? GREEN OPEN SOURCE...NEWS: ZACK'S KERNEL NEWS
Removing Old Code Specifying Code Maturity in the Config System Building Under Cygwin Abortive gitw......SERVICE: WRITE ACCESS
Vista Vibe PowerPC DVD ...COVER STORY: Network Monitoring Intro
Network monitoring with NagiosAre your systems behaving? Is your newest workstation too busy for its memory? Stay ahead of problems on your network with the free and versatile monitoring tool known as Nagios.
COVER STORY: Nagios Workshop
Watching your systems with NagiosNagios monitors your network and provides early warning for problems with hosts and services.
COVER STORY: GroundWork
Examining the GroundWork open source monitoring toolGroundWork is a user-friendly front-end for the Nagios monitoring tool.
REVIEWS: Books
IT Auditing: Using Controls to Protect Information Assets Linux Kernel in a Nutshell The Design of Sites...REVIEWS: Looking Glass
Touring Sun's 3D desktopThe Looking Glass 3D desktop environment offers an exotic new view of your workspace.
KNOW-HOW: Ext4
The new Ext4 filesystemThe newest child in the Ext filesystem family provides better performance and supports bigger filesystems. Are you ready for Ext4?
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Xen To Become Linux Foundation Collaborative Project
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OpenDaylight Project Formed
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