Friday, April 16, 2010

SOLAR WATER HEATERS (PART 2)

Solving these problems can often be done automatically and you can configure these solutions in the form of a task. This can be something as simple as informing the administrator or reloading a service or running a query. However, there are also more complex actions that can be carried out by using customized scripts in languages such as Visual Basic, Active Perl, Active Python or JavaScript. However, in cases where a problem simply cannot be solved automatically, the administrator can instead be warned of the issue by various different methods. This can include sending an SMS, e-mail or other instant message directly to the network administrator.

Wizards are another automation feature of the software. It is designed to configure various checks of multiple elements over the network, organizing these checks in groups so that they may be carried out in a timely manner. There are a virtually unlimited number of different checks that can be carried. These can include pinging network devices, scanning ports or monitoring usage of resources such as disk space and memory. Database status may also be checked as well as the monitoring of network printers, network addresses and even checking for content published on a website.

Real-time filter groups are supported, meaning that special folders can be used to view and access particular tasks defined by specified conditions. This allows for real-time monitoring. HTML report generation is available, generating reports both on demand and by the schedule.

To find out more about this advanced network performance monitor, pay a visit to http://monitor.extromatica.com/. You can download a trial edition. The full package comes in either the standard or professional version. You can start benefiting right away from the amount of time that this software will free up for you. All licensing schemes allow for management of an unlimited number of network elements so you do not need to worry about getting a new license if your network expands in the future.
Kudos to the researcher.

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