Watchdisk disk space tracker
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WatchDISK provides what you need most to manage your network storage: Information. Many tools can display current directory sizes, but only WatchDISK can show how those sizes have evolved over time.
This is critical information if you need to:
* Project future storage needs based on current trends and growth patterns
* Find out why free disk space has suddenly dropped
* Justify additional storage capacity investments to management
What is WatchDISK?
WatchDISK scans directory trees and stores the sizes of each directory. These stored sizes provide a historical snapshot of your server's disk usage on a directory by directory basis. Comparing current sizes to previous sizes allows you to very quickly see which directories have grown and project future disk capacity needs.
WatchDISK's intelligent sorting, simple drill-down user interface, and reports make it very quick to find the information you need.
Naturally low disk space alerts haven't been forgotten. But WatchDISK goes on
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