IsItUp is a comprehensive yet easy to use website monitoring tool, which offers the option of e-mail system and server monitoring. It can continuously monitor multiple IP devices websites, servers and alerts you via email or Friðþ; jófur. It can perform a variety of tasks, such as site content to watch, running as a service, and it is possible to maintain statistics for each techn; companies it monitors - time, maximum response time, minimum response time, standard deviation and error log. IsItUp is especially useful when you need to know the status of the network. IsItUp CD ping the device continuously monitors multiple TCP / IP address, the Ping utility. In addition to examining the e-mail servers by bouncing messages off auto-reply accounts and websites using HTTP. Devices specified intervals, in order to inform you, email alert, pager alert or phone if they go down - or come back up.
IsItUp (formerly IsItUp Network Monitor) |
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Review: Network Monitor IsItUp fully-featured software application that allows multiple IP devices, websites, and to monitor the server. Also, it is able to send e-mail or pager notifications. This application is mainly intended for experienced users. This program is fairly intuitive and professional-looking interface. Follow the simple wizard to help you monitor, such as IP, HTTP, TCP / IP, Windows Service, POP3, DNS and the Windows Event Log as a variety. Dozens of customization features are available for all types of witches, giving you full control of the monitoring procedure. For example, FDGN (domain name), you can enter an IP address instead of the frequency dependence of the parameters and set the maintenance schedule (time interval the phone is not being monitored and notifications are not sent), as well as an e-mail alert and configure the settings page. IsItUp Network Monitor allows you to seamlessly join together in many ways a continuation of the group and the subgroup. Of course, you can edit the properties of the monitor (single or batch mode). In addition, you can simulate a successful test, the remote desktop connection, statistics (summary, detail, error) and its graphic representation, as well as the information to be printed. IsItUp Network Monitor is a very low amount of CPU and memory system running and, therefore, ideal for the program to continue running in the system tray, or other applications running without worrying. The user documentation, to a have a good time and supports an impressive list of customization features, some of which we have just named. The point is that IsItUp Network Monitor is an excellent program for network administrators.
Features: Full featured Windows based IP monitor, email monitor, and Website Monitor any number of devices, 24 hours a day, 365 days a year Runs as a Service and on the system tray Checks TCP/IP (ping) devices, websites, LAN servers, email servers, switches, routers, etc. Graphical interface is easy to customize and use Configuration "wizard" makes it easy to add devices and configure options Watch any mail system by sending email messages and looking for returned echos (Mail systems must have auto reply turned on and a test account with auto reply rule turned on (delivery receipt)) System tests reports on uptime, average response time, and logs all data to a Microsoft Access database for you to work with on your ow Email message tells how many times failed, return to operation email tells how long it was the down time Monitor a website for text changes or for a checksum Website content check lets you know if your website is defaced HTTP support for GET, POST, and HEAD, Proxy Server
| Requires: Intel Pentium III 450 MHz or higher 64 MB of RAM (128 MB or more recommended) 1MB hard drive space for device data - depends on number of devices monitored Windows-compatible display with at least 800x600 resolution Windows-compatible mouse or pointing device 250MB of available hard drive space for program installation |
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| Version: 8.21
Size: 13 mb
Category: Network Tools|Network Monitoring
Developer: Taro Software Inc |
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