SMS and Nagios.

[James Davis]

ffwqe efwa wrote:
> It may be cheating, but I've always just used e-mail.  Nearly every cell
> provider has a e-mail>TXT bridge.  phonenumber at vtext.com
> <mailto:phonenumber at vtext.com> phonenumber at messaging.sprint.com
> <mailto:phonenumber at messaging.sprint.com>, etc.

It's usable but not not very useful if what you want to report on is
something that e-mail access depends on :-)

James

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