Check critical processes, CPU usage and services on local and remote computers.
Build your own custom monitoring checks by writing a VBScript (Windows) or an SSH shell script (Linux).
GFI Network Server Monitor includes a number of functions that make it quick and simple to check your Internet systems.
GFI Network Server Monitor has built-in functionality to make it simple to check the various aspects of your system.
GFI Network Server Monitor includes extensive checks for monitoring Linux and database servers.
The multi-threaded engine can run up to 40 checks simultaneously, serving both small and large networks.
GFI Network Server Monitor can alert you to problems and take automatic remedial action to save administrator time.
You can log into GFI Network Server Monitor's remote web monitor from anywhere in the world.
GFI Network Server Monitor contains a large number of additional features to make life easier for system administrators.
GFI Network Server Monitor has a number of tools for system administrators to effectively monitor their Internet systems.
The availability of FTP, HTTP and HTTPS sites can all be checked, while website content can be examined by specifying a text pattern. The ICMP ping function checks a remote host for availability upon IMAP service login, and the email count of a specific folder is reviewed. DNS, SMTP, NNTP, POP3 and timeservers can also be checked that they are functioning correctly.
In addition, specific variables on remote machines or devices can be monitored via the SNMP GET message, while TCP ports can also be checked for responses by the software. The health of email services is checked by sending test emails and verifying their delivery at destination. Finally, the software also checks whether daemons are running on target Linux/Unix® computers.