MMH-Moe
11-24-2001, 03:12 AM
Hello,
We have web servers located in a datacenter remote from us. We are using WhatsUP for our server monitoring software. ITs a great program but its limited in a way. I am trying to find software that does monitoring of server's services PLUS monitoring of its proformance like CPU usage, memory, system load, mail server , httpd etc . . Does anyone know of a software that can do that kind of monitoring. Cost really isn't an issue so just throw what u know.
Thanks,
Moe
I think qwkmon.com is good monitoring service, but it doesn't have features like CPU usage or others.
nopzor
11-24-2001, 03:47 AM
I'd recommend deMarc. We've played around with it a bit here and it looks really cool.
nopzor
11-24-2001, 04:36 AM
Originally posted by mmhosting
whats their website?
http://www.demarc.org
Cheers,
Raj Dutt
Voxel dot Net, Inc
Fremont Servers
11-24-2001, 04:45 AM
I've tried to find a software to provide a service like InternetSeer.com and qwkmon.com, but no luck.
Guess I still have to search. :cool:
RackMy.com
11-24-2001, 09:36 AM
You can try IPMonitor by DeepMetrix: http://www.deepmetrix.com
or
Site scope from FreshWater: http://www.freshtech.com/
Let me know if they work for you.
MMH-Moe
11-24-2001, 05:46 PM
Yea but does the software do CPU and Memory monitoring. I need something very advanced that monitors the server up and down, right and left.
I found a software called up.time by www.spyn.com . Anyone know any other software like this but either better.
multipleimage
11-25-2001, 02:03 PM
whats up from ipswitch is a nice little program too. it will probably take care of your needs if you have a windows server. otherwise big brother is nice.
RackMy.com
11-25-2001, 08:33 PM
Yea but does the software do CPU and Memory monitoring Both will do that.
jbaty
11-30-2001, 12:54 PM
I'm using netsaint (http://www.netsaint.org/) to watch memory, cpu, dns, mail, www, ping etc on both FreeBSD and NT/2000 servers.
It's running on FreeBSD but most *NIX flavors should work. To get the load/memory info on the Windows boxes, a small service is installed on each.
I had previously used Sitescope, but thought I'd try a free/open source product and have not been disappointed. It's not as polished as some of the commercial products, but works fine.
