MonitorITFree Includes:
MonitorIT Server: The MonitorIT Server is the central monitoring and management interface for your physical and virtual IT infrastructure. Custom or Out‐of‐the box reports give you visibility into the performance and alert you when faults are taking place in your physical and virtual environment. The MonitorIT reports and dashboards give you the ability to gain visibility into CPU, Memory, Disk, Bandwidth, Latency monitoring and more. The out-of-the-box reports provide a quick way to evaluate the health, uptime, availability, and capacity of your environment.
Choose Your Method of Monitoring:
1 Monitor IT Agent: The MonitorIT Intelligent Agent allows the IT Administrator to get more comprehensive data and take automatic fix actions on that information. With its’ lightweight design (less than 1MB in size), the Intelligent Agent provides the flexibility of deploying to physical OR virtual servers, giving you complete visibility into your environment. Not only do you get basics like CPU, Memory, and Disk, but also deeper application level metrics. Monitor any application to gain insight into the performance and availability of its processes and services, as well as configure alerts, reporting, and archive your log files such as Event Logs. In addition you can set thresholds for your applications or virtual machines and take automated fix actions to prevent downtime.
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1 Agentless Collector: MonitorIT’s Agentless Collectors provide the ability of monitoring IT assets via SNMP and SYSLOG messages. Leveraging the Agentless Collectors, gain visibility into the overall health (up/down), bandwidth utilization, latency, and packet performance of your network devices. Furthermore import device specific MIBs to configure monitoring for more customized variables, and alert and report on specific conditions. Both out of the box bandwidth, latency, and packet monitoring along with customized monitoring after importing MIBs, support optional automated fix actions. Using the monitoring rules configuration guide, define the appropriate actions you wish to take place when a threshold is met, such as launching a script, application, or executable program, to initiate the resolution process immediately.
