“Monitor and administrate all parts of your network”

Administering a network is not easy at the best of times and anything that takes the hard work out of it will be welcomed by any network administrator.

SysUpTime Network Monitor is a network manager with the resources necessary to carefully monitor traffic and the devices on a network. When a failure is detected, SysUpTime network monitor can alert the administrators by email, by sound alert, running a script as well as running commands via Windows/Linux command tools. It can also reboot the machine and/or restart a Windows or Linux service. Note that you need Adobe Flash installed for the web client to work with your browser. The program is compatible with most networks in that it supports the SNMP protocol, VLAN, HSRP and VRRP. It allows you to set filters to classify information, work with various levels of detail and execute commands remotely. The program also records and tracks events so that you have a full recorded log of any failures or problems. These reports can be scheduled when you want them and saved directly into PDF format.

This is a fully comprehensive network monitoring tool that will appeal mainly to advanced administrators working on medium sized networks.

Languages:

English

About the license:

Events deactivated in free version

OS requirements for SysUpTime:

OS: Win2000/XP/2003/Vista

Pros

Fully automatic and comprehensive monitoring
Can perform a number of functions when alarm triggered

Cons

Doesn't support all network protocols
Not suitable for very large corporate networks

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From the publisher of SysUpTime

SysUpTime network/server monitor is a powerful agentless network management software. It provides users out-of-box capabilities to efficiently and proactively manage any network of any size.

SysUpTime network monitor is easy to set up and use. It can monitor the availability and performance of your Windows and Linux/UNIX servers, workstations, software applications (SQL, Exchange, Web Servers, etc), and network devices (routers, switches, etc).