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Host Monitoring ?
With the blessings of MS-Access and poor ASP coding from the previous webmaster we've been having some terrific web service issues everytime we run a scheduled back-up. The server is IIS.
Ofcourse we are working on building a completely new system in place with Apache, PHP, MySQL and a little Java but untill that's in order we are looking to tame the current beast. I've been looking around for some good "Host Monitoring" solutions which could probably re-start the webservice when its down or atleast send the webmaster an email (notification to the pager would be great ). I finally came upon this one: KS-Soft Just wanted to get opinions and experiences (if any) from y'all about them and any other products that y'all might have been using. |
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RE: Host Monitoring ?
Ive always home grown things like that whenn I do them on a small scale. I used to just write my reachability code and set it up as a daemon in Perl to run every 5 minutes or so.
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RE: Host Monitoring ?
i believe alertra.com is the best, you pay for what you get but you could always do what nawlej said. I too have written a script (php) to monitor my server every 5 minutes on essential services then it will email me when something goes down (Still working on SMS to me though
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