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I need a program for Linux desktop to monitor hosts with GUI. Like PingInfoView for Windows. Or 10-Strike Network Monitor.

What would you recommend?

Please, before you answer view functionality PingInfoView and 10-Strike Network Monitor.

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One of the best tools for network exploration (and security auditing) is nmap. This is a command line tool. People using this tool (without a GUI) are usually either hackers or network security experts.

For a list of GUIs based on nmap, see this answer.

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Nizar Malangadan
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I like jNetMap. It has a full GUI. It's in the repositories. The project's home page is at http://www.rakudave.ch/jnetmap/?file=introduction.

You might also look at zenmap. It's a GUI frontend for the powerful nmap.

muru
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heynnema
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Your question does not really involve discovery so I don't know that nmap is what you are looking for.

If you just need to ping I suggest something like NMIS, it's an open source solution that uses fping. It can also monitor servers/devices using SNMP (and the newest version also does WMI).

Smokeping may also solve your problem, it really depends on what you mean by GUI.

Mark Dueck
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NMap does not have an GUI. You can check pandora fms. You can get the open version or the enterprise. I Know both of them and for monitoring some linux hosts open version is more than enough.

Hope it helps.

Javier
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