Monitor local and remote server connections with a server uptime monitor.

A server uptime monitor is a must-have for any business which provides online services to their clients or any other organization which needs to ensure the highest degree of reliability of their networked resources. sMonitor presents a server uptime monitor which will constantly monitor the online status of both local and remote servers over the TCP/IP protocol. The software creates a customizable HTML file which mirrors the main window of the program. It provides a thorough reporting system including the ability to save files in plain text and HTML formats and upload them automatically to a remote FTP server. It also offers several alert methods including automatic e-mail and SMS alerts as well as both visual and audible alerts. sMonitor supports TCP, UDP and ICMP and it can send protocol-specific UDP requests to DHCP, TFTP, NTP, NETBOIS, SNMP and LDAP ports. SMS notifications can be sent by using GSM modem, SMPP server, or Android phone. sMonitor presents a highly customizable solution, since you can customize the way reports are recorded and you can even write customized scripts to enjoy an even higher degree of functionality. You can learn more about sMonitor at yarovy.com/smonitor. A downloadable trial version, along with screenshots, support and frequently asked questions is also available here.

Requirements:
Administrator rights

What's new in this release:
improve GSM modem commands

Tags: • server uptime monitor • network monitoring • server monitor • tcp ports • udp ports • ping • network servers • network services • port status

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