I happened to visit Google Webmaster Tools tonight. On the down side, a lot more of my redirected pages (jantman.dyndns.org:10011) are indexed than those from the domain (jasonantman.com). On the positive side, my search stats are quite impressive - for example, searching “hpadu” (the HP Proliant Array Diagnostic Utility) gives my Wikias the #9 result - searching “hpasm sles10” shows my site as #3! Most amazingly, there are only two HP pages above mine in both of the queries.
I guess trying to put every bit of knowledge I pick up in my blog or wiki pays off. And hopefully some people are getting help.
On another note, later this week I’m going to setup two virtual machines on my spare PowerEdge 650 to test some network monitoring systems - specifically, Hyperic HQ, OpenNMS, and Groundwork Open Source. Thanks to John, Peter, and Jeff G. (of OpenNMS) for finding my little-known blog and suggesting I try them. I don’t know how much I’ll be able to run on this poor system (2.4GHz P-III is the fastest I have, but 768MB RAM is a bit weak), but I’ll do the best I can, and post my results.
One comment - I can’t seem to find a feature list for OpenNMS, so I may be wrong, but it looks like Hyperic HQ may be in the lead at the moment, simply because it seems to include built-in asset tracking with hardware discovery - something that takes me way too long to manually keep up-to-date. On another side-note, the web site for Groundwork Open Source leaves a sour taste in my mouth, as it’s pretty sparse - there’s a lot of space given to the Enterprise edition, but not much text about the Open Source version.
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