You just lost me completely now .
Iām sad about that but you canāt have your answer or discussions about prices here, simply because itās NethServer Enterprise relatedā¦ hope you understand.
Iām sure Nethesis sales guys will answer your questions definitely bear with them!
@alefattorini I think you misunderstood me? Iām not interested to discuss prices at all. Iām trying to have an discussion about the differences between the community software and the SME versions and how they differ from each other . Sorry if Iām not clear enough in my questions. I have a discussion going on with @Giuseppe_Trianti and I think we iron out all my question there.
The real difference is the support and monitoring center by Nethesis.
Also, there are a couple of big modules not yet available for the community: an Asterisk PBX (NethVoice) and a Nagios implementation (NethMonitor).
But some parts of both modules will be soon released to the community.
I give you an example for NethMonitor.
The community will have Adagios and OCS inventory ready to be installed from the package manager.
But the enterprise version will also have a web wizard to ease the configuration for passive checks. The wizard will also permit to import hosts from OCS to Nagios/Adagios and it will handle some hardware probes built with Raspberry.
I hope Iāve been clear enough
@giacomo Thank you for the explanation it makes good sense what you explained. I really see forward to test the new features in the near. Is there a roadmap announcement when the Enterprise side i fully completed for review and test?
The Enterprise is already in production, it is always released with the Community version.
If you are looking for the monitoring add-on, I think it will ready for October or November.
Now Iām curious.
What is the official viewpoint ofā¦ the principals behind nethserverā¦ I guess, of the use of ānethserver communityā in smb (small, medium business) since this is different than sme?
ie; the non it related small business owner that has a couple of employees and needs a file server, mail server and is struggling just to start or stay in business but doesnāt want all their business on MS 365 or Googleās servers dependent on an internet connection, or the non-profit charity whose every dime goes into their charities beneficiaries, etc, basically people that are trying to build something but just arenāt big enough yet to pay the going rates of $300 an hour consultants, msps?
I mean, really, who is ācommunityā for?
I know what Zentyalās viewpoint was, and it was ugly but I worked around it until it got, well, bad.
I really donāt grasp the meaning of the question. Could you try to clarify it, please?
We (the NethServer Community) develop and support NethServer, which is and will always be free to use.
Nethesis (NethServer sponsor) still has a lot of control on NethServer, but, as the community grows, its power grows (and Nethesis will be happy). I personally donāt have (and donāt want) a golden share.
Iād like to see NethServer used in NPOs all over the world. Iāll be happy to support sysadmins working for charities.
Also, I think that some of the features of the commercial version appeal only IT professionals.