Iphost network monitor freeware
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IPHost Network Monitor is a free network and server monitoring software. The free version allows monitoring of websites and intranet applications, mail, database (Oracle, MySQL, MS SQL, ODBC) and other servers, network equipment and other resources inside and outside your network. Application templates for discovery and out-of-the-box monitoring of various servers and server applications. Remote Network Agents enable monitoring of resources in multiple separate networks. Performance and other counters on Windows computers can be monitored via WMI, on UNIX/Linux systems via SNMP. Supported protocols are HTTP, HTTPS, FTP, SMTP, POP3, IMAP, ODBC, PING, and more. Web Transaction monitor for end-to-end web applications and e-commerce sites monitoring. SNMP MIB browser with SNMP SET support. SNMP traps monitor for immediate alerts on event. You can also use any Nagios plugin to monitor what you need with IPHost Network Monitor. Alerts by email, Jabber, ICQ, AOL, SNMP SET, play sound or by ex
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