Thursday, February 23, 2012

Server Monitoring

Overview

Why Monitoring?

Basic Monitoring

Enhanced Monitoring

Resource Monitoring

Capacity Planning


"Every critical piece of equipment we have is monitored 24hrs a day. I can relax knowing that Ventrus is watching"

Simon O'Sullivan
I.T. Director
Global Footwear company

Call 0845 867 6946 now and speak to one of our team.

Overview

Why Monitoring?

Basic Monitoring

Enhanced Monitoring

Resource Monitoring

Capacity Planning


"Every critical piece of equipment we have is monitored 24hrs a day. I can relax knowing that Ventrus is watching"

Simon O'Sullivan
I.T. Director
Global Footwear company

Call 0845 867 6946 now and speak to one of our team.

 

Server monitoring

Server monitoring can be used in lieu of process and threshold monitoring to monitor server operating systems and applications. It supports a wider range of operating systems and offers greater capability for clients who need it.

You can view real-time monitoring output and reports via the Ventrus Real-Time Web portal or, optionally, via an interactive console view. The graphical user interface (GUI) simplifies monitoring, providing you with visual alerts when problems occur, and annotating and sorting incoming events.

"We had a power failure late one Friday afternoon; Ventrus phoned us within 1 minute of the power going out to see what was happening with our server and what they could do to help. That typifies the professionalism and commitment to support they have.”

Mark Blackwell - Head Partner - Nationwide Accountancy Practice

Server resource management

Server resource management captures historical data and monitors utilization trends for key server resources. Storing up to 36 months of data, the service enables you to examine server health over the long term, identify resource problems proactively and forecast future resource requirements.

Its flexible and dynamic Web-based reporting capability, available via the Ventrus Real-time web portal, summarizes data in a wide range of formats and provides an enterprise-level view of performance across all major vendor platforms.


Call now on 0845 867 6946 or Contact Us to see how you can benefit from our realtime monitoring service

Server monitoring

Server monitoring can be used in lieu of process and threshold monitoring to monitor server operating systems and applications. It supports a wider range of operating systems and offers greater capability for clients who need it.

You can view real-time monitoring output and reports via the Ventrus Real-Time Web portal or, optionally, via an interactive console view. The graphical user interface (GUI) simplifies monitoring, providing you with visual alerts when problems occur, and annotating and sorting incoming events.

"We had a power failure late one Friday afternoon; Ventrus phoned us within 1 minute of the power going out to see what was happening with our server and what they could do to help. That typifies the professionalism and commitment to support they have.”

Mark Blackwell - Head Partner - Nationwide Accountancy Practice

Server resource management

Server resource management captures historical data and monitors utilization trends for key server resources. Storing up to 36 months of data, the service enables you to examine server health over the long term, identify resource problems proactively and forecast future resource requirements.

Its flexible and dynamic Web-based reporting capability, available via the Ventrus Real-time web portal, summarizes data in a wide range of formats and provides an enterprise-level view of performance across all major vendor platforms.


Call now on 0845 867 6946 or Contact Us to see how you can benefit from our realtime monitoring service

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