IPHost Network Monitor 3.5 Build

IPHost Network Monitor 3.5 Build Description

IPHost Network Monitor comes in handy for users who want to maximize the network and the server uptime, monitor web applications and servers, as well as to discover network hosts and services.Performance and other counters on Windows computers can be monitored via WMI, on UNIX/Linux systems via SNMP. Supported protocols are HTTP, HTTPS, FTP, SMTP, POP3, IMAP, ODBC, PING. SNMP browser with SNMP SET support. Web Transaction monitor for end-to-end monitoring of e-commerce sites and web applications.You can also use any Nagios plugin to monitor what you need with IPHost Network Monitor. Alerts by email, SMS via GSM modem/phone or via email, Jabber, ICQ, AOL, SNMP SET, play sound or by execution of a program.Administrator tools provided. Daily, weekly, monthly automatic reports (summary, trend, problem) for any monitor, host or group. Reports for custom period and visual alerts in web interface. Here are some key features of "IPHost Network Monitor":Sends a standard PING to the server/deviceGET or POST HTTP/HTTPS request with optional content validationChecks current CPU load on remote computer via WMIChecks current outbound throughput on remote computerChecks an Oracle database for availability with optional authentication and SQL expression execution.Makes it easy to create your own custom monitors. Scripts and programs are supported. You can use Nagios plugins.Send email. Sending an e-mail to persons concerned. Some variables may be used in the message template, such as $MonitorName, $CurrentState, etc., which allows for instance using one template for any changes of state.Pop-up window. This is a standard balloon connected to the application icon in the system tray with the message about a problem (state change).Sending Jabber message. Jabber is now wide spread, for example Google Talk is based on Jabber.Play Sound. You can use any mp3 or wav sound files. Sound will be played if Windows client application are started or Alerts tab in Web interface are opened.Set SNMP value. For example, you can change router configuration using SNMP SET command.Summary report for a group, host, monitor type or the whole system Requirements:CPU: 800 mHz Intel Pentium III (1.5 GHz recommended)System Memory: 256 MB (512 MB recommended for 50+ monitors)Disk space: 30 MB for program files and 1GB for monitoring database (sufficient for 50-100 monitors are polled every minute for a year) Limitations:30 days trialMonitored resources limited to 20Nag screen What's New in This Release: [ read full changelog ]Monitoring:New monitor types are now supportedSNMP Traffic Speed - for monitoring the current bandwidth usage of a network interface. You can monitor inbound/outbound/total traffic speed. The monitor is SNMP-based.SNMP Traffic Volume - for monitoring of the traffic volume transferred for a period of time via a network interface. The monitor is SNMP-based.WMI Traffic Speed - for monitoring the inbound/outbound/total speed of traffic that goes via a network card. The monitor is WMI-based.WMI Traffic Volume - for monitoring of the traffic volume transferred for a period of time via a network card. The monitor is WMI-based.Alerting:Automatic discovery of network traffic monitors is supported.Windows interface:User can select time units to set the polling interval (seconds, minutes, hours).Other:A backup copy of the monitoring database (monitors and monitoring results) is now created prior to upgrading installation. �.You can free download IPHost Network Monitor 3.5 Build from Softpedia now.