host monitor

Host Monitor tests each service/protocol running on selected hosts. When a service fails Host Monitor will alert you. All test results are logged to a database for trend analysis and long term troubleshooting. (ECHO, ESMTP, FTP, HTTP, IMAP4, NNTP, POP3, SMTP, NTP, SYSLOG)

Advanced Host Monitor description
Advanced Host Monitor is the award-winning network monitoring tool HostMonitor is an award-winning system management tool that continuously monitors servers availability and performance.

It can monitor any TCP service, ping a host, retrieve an URL, check the available disk space, check integrity of your files and web site, test your SQL server, and much more (36 test methods!).

It checks network servers at regular intervals and takes pre-defined actions if a device does not respond. It can provide a visual and sound warning, send an E-mail message to a mailbox, pager or mobile phone, execute external programs, restart services, etc (25 alert methods!).

HostMonitor can generate test result log files and reports. HostMonitor provides different log file detail levels and log file formats and can be configured to suit your needs. Advanced Host Monitor is a software that helps you to monitor a network.

Requirements:

· Windows 2000 SP4 or Windows 2003 SP1
· Internet Explorer 5+
· Screen resolution: 1024 x 768 or higher

Limitations:

· 30 days trial

HostMonitor is an award-winning system management tool that continuously monitors servers availability and performance.

It can monitor any TCP service, ping a host, retrieve an URL, check the available disk space, check integrity of your files and web site, test your SQL server, and much more (36 test methods!).

It checks network servers at regular intervals and takes pre-defined actions if a device does not respond. It can provide a visual and sound warning, send an E-mail message to a mailbox, pager or mobile phone, execute external programs, restart services, etc (25 alert methods!).

HostMonitor can generate test result log files and reports. HostMonitor provides different log file detail levels and log file formats and can be configured to suit your needs. Advanced Host Monitor is a software that helps you to monitor a network.

HostMonitor is an award-winning system management tool that continuously monitors servers availability and performance.

It can monitor any TCP service, ping a host, retrieve an URL, check the available disk space, check integrity of your files and web site, test your SQL server, and much more (56 test methods!).

It checks network servers at regular intervals and takes pre-defined actions if a device does not respond. It can provide a visual and sound warning, send an E-mail message to a mailbox, pager or mobile phone, execute external programs, restart services, etc (27 alert methods!).

HostMonitor can generate test result log files and reports. HostMonitor provides different log file detail levels and log file formats and can be configured to suit your needs.

The program includes a Log Analyzer which can illustrate separate information for each tested host, collect statistical information and show graphs of all request times for specific time periods for all or individual servers.

Package also includes HML Manager, Web Service, Telnet Service, Remote Monitoring Agents for Windows, Linux, FreeBSD and Solaris, other utilities.

Advanced Host Monitor package is available in several licensing options: Lite ($99), Standard ($175), Professional ($275), Enterprise ($399) and Enterprise With Lifetime Updates ($799).

Host application is a command prompt Windows utility ported from FreeBSD Host utility.

Host looks for information about Internet hosts. It gets this information from a set of interconnected servers that are spread across the world.

By default, it simply converts between host names and Internet addresses.
However, with the [-d] or [-a] options, it can be used to find all of the information about this host that is maintained by the domain server (A, MX, NS records, TTL).

The arguments can be either host names or host numbers. The program first attempts to interpret them as host numbers. If this fails, it will treat them as host names.

A host number consists of IPv4 dotted decimal quad (127.0.0.1). A host name consists of names separated by dots, e.g. www.itsamples.com.

Host is a complete and powerful command-line based DNS query and testing tool. The project has many of the same basic features as other similar tools such as nslookup and dig, but it has more extensive testing and test automation features. Host also has a much more standard (i.e. Unix-based) command-line user interface.

Here are some key features of "Host":

· Major overhaul of the entire code.
· Very rigid error checking, with more verbose error messages.
· Zone listing section completely rewritten.
· It is now possible to do recursive listings into delegated zones.
· Maintain resource record statistics during zone listings.
· Maintain count of hosts during zone listings.
· Check for various extraneous conditions during zone listings.
· Check for illegal domain names containing invalid characters.
· Verify that certain domain names represent canonical host names.
· Perform TTL consistency checking during zone listings.
· Exploit multiple server addresses if available.
· Option to exploit only primary server for zone transfers.
· Option to exclude info from names that do not reside in a zone.
· Implement timeout handling during connect and read.
· Write resource record output to optional log file.
· Special MB tracing by recursively expanding MR and MG records.
· Special mode to check SOA records at each nameserver for a zone.
· Special mode to check reverse mappings of host addresses.
· Extended syntax allows multiple arguments on command line or stdin.
· Configurable default options in HOST_DEFAULTS environment variable.
· Implement new resource record types from RFC 1183 and 1348.
· Basic experimental NSAP support as defined in RFC 1637.
· Implement new resource record types from RFC 1664 and 1712.
· Implement new resource record types from RFC 1876 and 1886.
· Code is extensively documented.

Whats New in This Release:

· This release introduces some minor bugfixes and cleanup to the address/hostname verification (host -A) code.