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From: "Marc G. Fournier" <scrappy@hub.org>
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Subject: IMPI monitoring software ... ?
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G'day ...

  I'm currently setting up a bunch of Intel servers running FreeBSD 4.8
... the Intel servers support IMPI, and I'm wondering if anyone knows of
any software (web based, or ... *groan* ... windows based) that I can
point the operations ppl at to monitor the servers for any problems ...

  My understanding of IMPI is that I can configure the monitoring at the
Network card level, using SNMP, or some other protocols?

Thanks ...