Linux/Unix Server Monitoring in Same Resource Pool as Windows Monitoring

Hi
We are planning to deploy OpsMgr 2012 R2 for our single site infrastructure. We wish to monitor Windows, Linux/Unix and Network Devices. I know that separate resource pools are recommended for monitoring Network devices but can we have a single resource
pool that can monitor Windows as well as Linux/Unix systems?
If same resource pool can be used for Windows as well as Linux/Unix systems, what are the limitations of doing this vs using separate resource pools for them.
Thanks
Taranjeet Singh
zamn

Hi Tranjeet, In answer to your questions:
1. Having separate resource pools (in case of Windows and Linux systems) and single Management Server in each resource pool
A: Dedicated specific management servers for specific servers to be monitored from. (ie isolation of environments like test dev prod)
2. Having single resource pool with multiple Management Servers managing Windows as well as Linux systems.
HA
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