ServerObserver Network Monitor v4.1

ServerObserveróΓ can monitor your servers working on any operating systems
if you only inform it of your servers and your concerns.
ServerObserver periodically monitors web servers(HTTP,HTTPS),
mail servers(POP3,SMTP), directories(LDAP), databases(Microsoft SQL Server,
MySql, ORACLE, Informix, Sybase), domain name systems(DNS),
file servers(FTP), SNMP, and any TCP port of any server as well as
inquire out a server alive (PING).

You can observe the system resources of Windows, UNIX, and LINUX servers.
It investigates the CPU usage, Memory usage, the disk usage, network interface,
load averages, file size and event logs. It can find whether a process is running as well.

Monitor something by running VB script file. For instance, Directory size.
Whether a NT service is running? Whether a printer is up?
You can write your own script file.

Notification

You can instruct the ServerObserver to inform you of notable situations
(such as no response, the excess of RTT/CPU usage/disk usage,
the detection of modified pages, the recovery from other notable situation)
by sending an e-mail, by showing a popup window message, by performing a VB script,
by executing an external application, and/or by play a sound.
You can ask the ServerObserver for sending an SMS message on your cell phone.


Reporting
Reports come to your hand! The report wizard of ServerObserver generates daily,
weekly, and monthly reports on monitoring results.
You can choose the type of report among HTML text, MS Word document,
and MS PowerPoint document.


View monitoring status on the web

It provides a web server that lets you view the status of your network from
any web browser. You can enable/disable the web server and add/modify HTML view.
HTML views are generated every monitoring interval and can be accessed on any web browser.


Logging

All monitoring results are written to the following directory
by default: <My Documents>\ServerObserver 4.0.
You can specify how many days old logs will be before being deleted or backup.
If you want to backup, you need to specify the backup directory.

Utilities

The Ping Util is a network diagnostic tool used to verify connectivity
to a remote device. The SNMP Util lets you view information from a remote device
that supports SNMP.