Penguin Monitor 8s
Version 1.20
Shareware
$19.00
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Penguin Monitor 8s uses a secure SSH connection for
monitoring up to 8 Linux/Unix servers on your LAN or
across the Internet. It runs on a Windows system
tray. It connects to each server in required time
intervals and checks for interesting information,
e.g. important / critical process availability
(database, httpd etc.), number of users, uptime or
storage capacity. Based on the information it can
remind the administrator to act accordingly. It can
be easily configured to start automaticaly upon
Windows bootup and to alert the administrator
directly or via e-mail, when something goes wrong, or
when a specified condition is met (a server has
restarted, a proces becomes unavailable, or a server
is down). PING-only mode allows you to check whether
particular servers or workstations are up, without
logging in using ssh. More information at
www.acmetoolz.com
monitoring up to 8 Linux/Unix servers on your LAN or
across the Internet. It runs on a Windows system
tray. It connects to each server in required time
intervals and checks for interesting information,
e.g. important / critical process availability
(database, httpd etc.), number of users, uptime or
storage capacity. Based on the information it can
remind the administrator to act accordingly. It can
be easily configured to start automaticaly upon
Windows bootup and to alert the administrator
directly or via e-mail, when something goes wrong, or
when a specified condition is met (a server has
restarted, a proces becomes unavailable, or a server
is down). PING-only mode allows you to check whether
particular servers or workstations are up, without
logging in using ssh. More information at
www.acmetoolz.com
Program details
Publisher
Sandra AndersonE-mail
Contact the publisherHome page
http://www.acmetoolz.com/Platforms
Windows 95<br>Windows 98<br>Windows ME<br>Windows File size
510 KBFile date
5/12/2003License
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6/17/2003