Easy Network Service Monitor 2.14

Rest assured that your network and services are monitored 24 hours a day 7 days a week Your data must be protected and minimize the chances of a network and services faulire.
Easy Network Service Monitor is a network management tool that continuously monitors network devices and services availability and performance locally or remotely. In the event of network or application errors, Easy Network Service Monitor can alert the network administrator by email, phone or pager BEFORE problems get seriously out of hand. A comprehensive log file will record every event of the monitored devices and services for your review anytime at your convenience, or for you to make a graphic report to pass to others.
You can also configure Easy Network Service Monitor so that when something goes wrong, a set of actions, such as executing a program, rebooting a server or update a web page, will be triggered, which will help you address the problem immediately.
With Easy Network Service Monitor you will be able to monitor:
- Web services: HTTP and HTTPs
- FTP sites monitoring
- Database Servers: Oracle, SQL, MySQL
- Email servers: POP3, SMTP, and IMAP4
- Telnet Server
- Other TCP Services such as NNTP
- UDP Services such as Domain Name Service
- Windows 2000/NT services
- Monitoring of any network device with an IP address using PING (ICMP) or TCP Ports
- Local and Remote Resource Monitoring: Servers, Workstations, PC and other devices Status: Free Disk Space, Memory Usage, CPU Usage and Performance Monitor metric
- Allow you to customize the software for additional services monitoring and alert messages
Alert and Notification methods:
- Sound: the system will play background sound at the workstation where the system is installed
- Icon flash: the Easy Network Service Monitor ICON at the installed system will flash
- Email: an email for each problem will be sent to the designate email address
- Phone: the system will call the designated phone number once problem identified
- Beeper: the system will send beeper message through SNPP