We’ve made FastNetMon Community easier to install and maintain across Fedora and Enterprise Linux environments.
You can now find the updated Fedora package here.
On the Fedora side, the package has been updated to the latest version, ensuring smoother upgrades and better alignment with current Fedora releases.
For Enterprise Linux users, FastNetMon Community is now available via the EPEL (Extra Packages for Enterprise Linux) repository. EPEL is commonly used across Red Hat Enterprise Linux (RHEL), AlmaLinux and Rocky Linux to provide access to additional open source software that is not included in the base distributions.
This makes FastNetMon Community easier to adopt in environments that rely on standard system repositories and package managers, without the need for manual builds or custom installation workflows.
These updates are focused on simplifying deployment in real-world production environments where consistency, repeatability and standard tooling matter.
As always, we welcome feedback from users running FastNetMon Community on Fedora or Enterprise Linux systems. If you have questions or comments, feel free to reach out via the community channels.
