Network Monitoring Probe

Network Monitoring Probe Short Description:
Remote network monitoring for large and medium networks

Network Monitoring Probe Long Description:
Monitor large and medium-size networks without leaving a chair! Network Monitoring Probe looks after a LAN no matter how large, sending alerts automatically if any pre-defined events happen. Watch network performance and get notified about the issues immediately with a variety of alerting options. You won't miss an alert no matter where you are! Network Monitoring Probe can notify you by email or by phone, while attempting to resolve the issue by executing certain actions or your custom script.

Network Monitoring Probe makes your entire network easily controllable without leaving a chair. A variety of network monitoring alert notification options will ensure you are alerted about a problem in network performance no matter whether you are in front of your computer or not. Thanks to the many available tests, probes, and automatic scans performed by Network Monitoring Probe, network monitoring becomes as automated as possible.

The network monitoring utility can probe the Internet, test Windows, and scan files to ensure optimal performance of your entire LAN. The ability to probe ICMP, TCP, HTTP, POP/SMTP, FTP, and IMAP protocols makes Network Monitoring Probe the ultimate network monitoring tool. Windows performance tools are just one click away, including Registry, Event Log, and Service State tools. Remote file systems are easy to check with convenient network monitoring functions.

The network monitoring tool is capable of building a network topology map entirely on its own by performing a comprehensive scan of the network. Should a new PC be added to your network, it will appear on the map created by Network Monitoring Probe.

Just glance at the network monitoring window to see how your network is performing at the moment. Every feature of Network Monitoring Probe is just one click away. You can re-arrange the views by device, event, or monitors to see how every part of your network is performing.