IT Monitor 2.0
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CBR Software (more products...) |
| OS: | WinNT 4.x/2000/XP/2003 |
| License: | Commercial |
| Price: |
$119 (Buy it now)
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| Size: | 0.05 MB |
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IT Monitor is the leading solution for monitoring every aspect of your LAN and WAN network. It proactively manages your network servers, printers, network devices, databases and applications; It detects and corrects problems before network users start complaining. The product is extremely scalable. It's shipped with an impressive collection of pre-defined, built-in monitoring functions;
When problems are detected, you're immediately notified by network message, e-mail, or SMS message.
The product includes build-in monitor rules for: Disk Drives, CPU Usage, Disk Spaces, FTP sites, HTTP(s) (with content checking), ICMP/Ping, MS SQL Databases, Novell NDS, NNTP news servers, NTDS (NT4 compatible DS), NTP time servers, ODBC Databases, Oracle Databases (SQLNet), POP3 Mail servers, Printers, Processes, Services, SMTP Mail servers, SNMP, TCP ports (with handshaking), UDP, URL,MS Exchange,Oracle,MS SQL,MySQL,DNS,CISCO,DHCP,SNMP,ATG Server,SUN Serve |
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