Network Monitor, Server Monitor, Network Management Software
When your network is down or experiencing problems your entire company suffers............
DEKSI Network Monitor is an advanced, powerful, and multi-featured network device and server monitor.
DEKSI Network Monitor will show you when a device is available as well as the time it became unavailable or out of service. This will enable the network administrator or IT Management staff to be pro-active in responding to any possible downtime.
DEKSI Network Monitor periodically polls devices and sends them an ICMP packet and tries to connect to the requested TCP Port over your network. If the check is successful the color green will be displayed and if the check you ran failed the color red will be displayed.
NEW RELEASE - JULY 21, 2010 now available for download!
- Added configuring the statistics database file size limit, archiving and clearing the statistics files when the limit is reached.
- Added ability to configure dependencies for several selected monitoring checks simultaneously.
- Increased the speed of the program operation when checks with several attempts are used.
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The administrator can set up a variety of different responses to a device that is working or is not available including sending an email message, playing a sound file, sending an SMS message to your cellphone, recording a log of the events, or restarting or shutting down a service or a computer.
DEKSI Network Monitor scans a local area network and automatically retrieves the list of all available hosts. DEKSI Network Monitor generates a list of monitored devices and assigns default checks to all hosts that found, and allows adding a variety of other checks, such as:
- TCP port
- SNMP
- HTTP
- File Existence
- ICMP ping
- FTP
- DNS
- Service State
- Port on switch
- ARP
- Database server (ODBC)
- MS SQL Server
- MySQL Server
- NetBIOS
- File Size
- Folder existence
- Process Existence
- File size
- Disk space
- Error code from external application
- Result of Java-script
- Visual Basic script result
DEKSI Network Monitor alerts you to everything that occurs on your network so you can be pro-active in responding to all problems:
- Displaying a message on the screen
- Sending an email message
- Sending an SMS message
- Launching an application with parameters
- Alerting you via a sound alarm
- Adding a record to the event log file
- Restarting, Stopping, and Running a service on a remote host
- Rebooting, Turning off, Turning on computer.
DEKSI Network Monitor Features
- Rapid multi-threaded scanning of a local network by a specific IP address range.
- Simultaneous application of a variety of different methods for detecting network devices such as ICMP ping, scanning a list of TCP ports, ARP ping (converting an IP to a MAC address.)
- Recognition of network and local printers, servers, DB servers, routers, switches, hubs, WiFi devices, etc.
- Obtaining additional information on devices over NetBIOS
- Disovering devices that support the SMNP protocol (switches, printers, video cameras, routers, etc.)
- Saving scanning results in CSV format (supported by Microsoft Excel.)
- Generating a list of hosts to be monitored.
- Easy to use interface for editing the hierarchical monitoring list
- Automatic saving of all modifications of the list, host and check properties.
- Multi-threaded host check which enables the number of threads running simultaneously to be configured.
Designed for today's IT Department needs DEKSI Network Monitor does not require the installation of any client software on remote computers on your network!
DEKSI Network Monitor allows you two different methods for generating a monitoring list:
Automatic
The application finds networked devices and allows pinging over ICMP, scanning specified TCP ports and attempts to convert IP addresses to MAC addresses (ARP). DEKSI Network Monitor can find devices with active SNMP agents such as switches, network printers, routers, etc.
Manual
DEKSI Network Monitor allows you to create nested group-folders, adding hosts with specified names or addresses to them. Using the mouse pointer, you can easily move hosts from one folder to another, thus drawing the logical structure of the network.
