SysOrb server and network monitoring for Windows

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Developer’s Description

By Evalesco Systems

Monitor servers, applications, and network nodes, generate reports, and receive alerts.

SysOrb is a cross-platform software system for monitoring servers (Win/Lin/Unix/Novell), applications, switches, routers, firewalls, printers, and copiers. SysOrb has many advanced features and yet it has a simple and easy-to-use web interface which means short implementation time and significantly less training needed than with other competing systems. SysOrb saves metrics data for up to four years. It features reporting and alert notification (e-mail, pager, SMS, Event Log, and custom) capabilities. SysOrb offers thousands of parameters, with which to monitor the target systems. NetChecks, AgentChecks, and SNMPChecks are the three main categories of checks. Monitor ICMP, FTP, SMTP, HTTP, and free memory, free disk space, CPU utilization, Event Log (+ any other log) as well as service/process presence, uptime, and performance counters. SNMPChecks monitors routers, and switches. SysOrb is very well suited for Managed Service Providers, providing in-house and remote monitoring for a number of different customers within the same system.

SysOrb server and network monitoring for Windows

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GENERAL

Release: October 19, 2011

Latest update: October 19, 2011

Version: 3.8.0

OPERATING SYSTEMS

Platform: Windows

Operating System

Windows 2003
Windows XP
Windows 10
Windows NT
Windows Vista
Windows 2000
Windows 7
Windows Server

Additional Requirements: None

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Total Downloads: 6,840

Downloads Last Week: 0

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User Reviews

3.8/5

5 User Votes

Monitors everything very efficiently
juhl123October 7, 2008
Pros
It can monitor everything on your network. It's easy to configure and use and it can send out alerts in any way you want it to. The web interface is easy to get the hang of. And it runs on all operating systems you care about.
Cons
There is not really much to dislike.
Summary
Very flexible. If there is not a build in check (from the server or by local agent) that does what you want, then it's easy to write your own custom checks either as shell scripts, or executable programs (in any language) and have their results report into Sysorb. It scales really well and is extremely stable even when monitoring a large number of hosts in great detail. It's crash resistant - the database is always internally consistent on disk. In case you need support there are qualified people ready to help with all aspects of the application. For an all-in-one monitoring and alerting solution for multiple platforms you will be hard pressed to find a better, more complete solution than Sysorb.
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peshawa15November 18, 2006
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Great product - It really kicks a**
MOF111September 30, 2006
Pros
Multiplatform - we use Linux and Windows. It really covers our needs. All functions that we could think of is allready there
Cons
Design of graphical interface needs work done - but who cares we needed a product that works at a low price.
Summary
Excellent and intuitive!!
minkontoSeptember 2, 2006
Pros
I had this product up and running in less than 30 minutes. The user interface is refreshingly easy to navigate, and is pretty snappy in responding. <p>This tool monitors everything we need to monitor and I would recommend it to anyone with a heterogeneous network.
Cons
Summary
shining piece of crap
smilingsatanJune 1, 2005
Pros
awsome system. has all the functions atleast listed
Cons
could not get it to work. The most amazing part is its help section, where they tell you everything, but actually tell you nothing. The manual was probably written by someone so engrossed in the system, he completely forgot about the end user. Lot of information, but no real instructions to do anything. The readme file that comes with the pacakage is incoherent. There is a huge manual, but no step by step instructions to actually set it up. This is a piece of dodo package.
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