Howdy,
It depends on your needs. I use uptimerobot to watch a few ports and ping once a minute and that does enough for me know if it's one of my systems or my connection. There are also some great folks over on the app|cat cPanel App Catalog :: Result for "monitoring"
Thanks!
It depends on your needs. I use uptimerobot to watch a few ports and ping once a minute and that does enough for me know if it's one of my systems or my connection. There are also some great folks over on the app|cat cPanel App Catalog :: Result for "monitoring"
Thanks!
You can also use PRTG Network Monitor which is easy to setup and has broad range of sensors.
paessler.com/windows_network_monitoring
paessler.com/windows_network_monitoring
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Hi Erik,
There is another choice for your requirements. Pandora FMS is able to do what you want. There is an open version and an enterprise. Check it out.
Hope it helps
There is another choice for your requirements. Pandora FMS is able to do what you want. There is an open version and an enterprise. Check it out.
Hope it helps
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