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for freeServerSentinel V3.0 - New sensors, actions and many improvements
16 Oct 2012HeavyLoad V3.2 released: Command line options have been extended, some errors have been fixed.
18 Jun 2012HeavyLoad V3.1 released - Now with a GPU-Load test and some new features
04 Oct 2011ServerSentinel 2.0.2 with new templates for the notification and many other improvements released
11 Aug 2011ServerSentinel 2.0.1 with new configurable options for the e-mail notification and data cleaning function as well as many other improvements released
more newsWith ServerSentinel you can monitor server and network services as well as local resources automatically and reliably from a central installation. The monitoring software reacts and informs immediately in case of failures and irregularities. This minimizes server downtimes and increases the availability of monitored systems.
Sensor-Based Monitoring
ServerSentinel monitors servers, network services, such as HTTP, POP3 and SNMP, as well as hard drives and memory usage. Various monitoring sensors and individually definable testing intervals ensure a reliable system monitoring. By means of connected hardware sensors*, you can, for example, verify the temperature and humidity in the server room.
Notification and Corrections
If an error or irregularity is tracked, ServerSentinel notifies you in real time via email, text-to-speech output, acoustic or optical* warning signal. This immediate notification allows taking precautions to avoid system failure and limitation of availability. ServerSentinel can also take immediate action by running automatic scripts or programs that can take corrective actions.
Database Allows Analysis
Logged failures, reported irregularities and other performance data will be stored in a dedicated database. All recorded data can be used for future analyses regarding system failures and server performance bottlenecks which guarantees reliable control of all systems.
* We also offer corresponding USB hardware devices which are supported by ServerSentinel. More information:
