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[Spencer Horn]

Why would one NOT like opensource?

Neil wrote:

> Thanks guys. I now have a baseline on how to spec our Nagios machine. 
> I only have one more battle left and that is the management decision 
> between choosing Servers Alive(M$0ft Window based) and Nagios. They 
> like the Nagios because it is so flexible and we can write our own 
> custom checks. I recently wrote a check that will return a value of 
> CRITICAL(2) to Nagios if there is a deadlock going on in an MSSQL 
> server. The only problem they have with Nagios is that it is open 
> source. But I have given them tons of good information/advantages 
> about opensource. I hope, within this week, we'll find out who the 
> winner is.
> Thanks again.
> Neil
>
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