Slightly off topic, but hopefully you can help

[Brian Loe]

On Feb 5, 2008 8:36 AM,  <svalding at kent.edu> wrote:
> List,
>   I am doing a school project and I wanted to do something with
> nagios/monitoring. I am in a business class and my team wants to create
> a consulting firm that specializes in network
> technology/topology/monitoring. We are going to use Nagios as the base
> for our monitoring solution, as we all have experience with it in our
> real life jobs, and therefore can build a good business plan as to why
> the software is the best option. What I am wondering is if anyone on
> this list that actually does Nagios support/consulting can give me a few
> pointer/highlights to hit on, some pricing information and what kind of
> support packages your company offers as a base. Thanks!
>

Sounds like difficult questions to ask, even privately, but I wouldn't
mind hearing it either. There aren't enough companies out there doing
it themselves, or even enough offering it on a consulting basis in my
opinion. Then you have those companies that offer it but don't know
what they're doing...

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