ipMonitor v9

Catégorie :

Network Monitoring

Licence :

Démo

Editeur :

SolarWinds

Prix :

1495.00 USD

Taille :

20.0 MB

Mis à jour :

14/01/2008

Evaluation :

(0 Votes)

Plateformes :

Win2000 XP

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Do you know what?s up with your network? What?s going on right now with all those network devices, servers, and applications that are the magic behind your business? To keep on top of what?s happening with all of those moving parts, you need an easy-to-use, reliable monitoring solution that enables you to get a leg up on problems before you get swamped with calls from those high-maintenance users over in accounting. ipMonitor delivers out-of-the-box availability monitoring that is perfect for small- and medium-sized businesses. With ipMonitor, you always know exactly what?s happening with your applications, servers, and network devices. Plus, ipMonitor includes a built-in database and Web server, so you don?t need to install anything but ipMonitor ? making it fast, affordable, and easy, even if you don?t have a PhD in network management. ipMonitor Highlights: - Quickly discovering IP-based network devices and automatically recommending SmartMonitor settings for each device ? a huge time savings as no manual configuration is required - Performing out-of-the-box monitoring of Active Directory®, DNS, Microsoft® Exchange, FTP, Web, IMAP, MS SQL Server?, SMTP, and more - Enabling both logical and dynamic grouping of devices to facilitate organization and management - Monitoring end-user experience with synthetic transactions - Creating customizable network maps that enable you to visually monitor network data and to drill down to take immediate corrective actions - Automating recovery and remediation actions to reduce downtime - Providing a cutting-edge user interface and dashboard that enable you to quickly get a clear view of the health of your network and application infrastructure - Leveraging SNMP, WMI, and RPC for agent-less monitoring of critical applications and systems