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System Requirements

Operating System: Windows 2003, 2008, or 2008 R2 with the latest service pack

A Network Monitor object is a unique IP address. A monitor is a single test or metric of that object. For example, a Windows machine, represented by a single IP address, might have many monitors, with each monitor returning data about a different performance metric for that machine.

Minimum requirements

• 1 GHz CPU
• 2 GB memory
• 5 GB free disk space (1)

Notes
¹ Disk consumption is noted per year for a normal installation with the described number of objects and monitors
² Kaseya recommends that Network Monitor be installed on a 1+0 Raid array with at least 4 GB of RAM for best possible report generation performance
³ Kaseya recommends that you run the Network Monitor installation on a dedicated machine.

Network Monitor comes with its own database.

Browsers supported

• Microsoft Internet
• Explorer 7.0 or newer
• Opera 9.0 or newer
• Firefox 3.5 or newer

The following features must be enabled in your browser settings.

• Accept third party cookies
• Javascript enabled

Cookies are required to keep track of the user session. Java scripts are used by the web interface and must be enabled.

You’ve adopted SaaS... but how do you know when those cloud based sites have gone down?

The Kaseya Website Monitor free tool allows you to watch your external and internal websites and be notified when they are down. As soon as the site is down or takes too long to respond, the Website Monitor can send notifications to your mobile device or on your laptop as alerts. Additionally, you can configure the response to take automatic actions such as rebooting computers or restarting services.

The Kaseya Website Monitor allows you to be more proactive in your monitoring of key system resources. Don’t wait for users to notify you that they can no longer get their job done because a system is down. By the time a user notifies you, many more people are affected by the outage. When you find out first, you can correct the problem quicker minimizing the number of affected users.

The solution is completely agentless – which means once you install the server, there is nothing else to install. The server itself it gathers all of the information into a single store charting the statistics over time.

What do you need to track all of your website statuses? The solution is 100% web based and works on all of the popular browsers.

Features

Website Monitor Free Tool - Network Monitor Server
The server installs in minutes and is up and running. Add users to log into the tool and give them access to the devices they can watch. Configure the alert emails and you are ready to go.

Add Website Objects
Manually add website objects from entering the IP Address or URL name of the site. The sites are organized by network.

Website Monitor As you assign the website monitor, it tracks the ping round trip times & packet loss. Sites that are up are “Green” and down are “Red”. Included is the webpage fetch times graphed over time to compare different times of the day.

Dashboards Show the top items of interest, current status, and toplists of information.

Reports
Detailed reporting of the downtime history configurable across custom date ranges.

Webserver Monitor Specific Properties

• URL - URL of the page to download, relative to the web server address.
• Port - Port number used to connect to the web server.
• Username/password - Optional credentials to authenticate with web services.
• Search string - The string the page searches for. If not found, the test fails.
• User agent - Overrides the default user agent variable sent in the request.
• Custom cookie - Optional cookie to send with the get request.
  
• Custom host - Optional host header field to support named base virtual hosts.
• Ignore CN check - If checked the monitor does not validate the common name of the server certificate. This option is only valid if the monitor is using secure http.
• Cert subject - Subject line of certificate to use in the system certificate store. Use only if you want the monitor to send a client certificate to the server.
• Ignore date check - If checked the monitor does not validate the expiry date of the server certificate. This option is only valid if the monitor is using secure http.
• Page fetch time - A threshold value in milliseconds. If the page is not delivered within the threshold value, the test fails.
• Ignore CA check - If checked the monitor does not validate the certificate authority of the server certificate. This option is only valid if the monitor is using secure http.
• Cert. store - Name of the system certificate store. Use only if you want the monitor to send a client certificate to the server.
• Verify checksum - Check option to have the monitor calculate the checksum vale of the page. If the checksum value changes between two tests the current test fails. To reset the checksum, open the property page and save the monitor.
• Proxy server - Optional address of proxy server.
• Proxy port - Optional server port of proxy server.