Make your monitors nearly real-time
Send events instead of polling for them Most of existing IPNetwork monitor types are passive, meaning they are being polled by IPNetwork –…
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Non-standard monitoring use cases In most cases, monitoring is viewed as a fairly simple alarm system built to notify you when something goes wrong.…
Is Web site alive? Web site monitoring looks simple and straightforward. However, there are still pitfalls that are not obvious to many site owners.…
Single points of failure Monitoring, alongside backups and timely updates, is one of the fundamental principles of operational security. These areas…
Reuse and inherit If you happen to monitor a small network, your task may be rather simple. A few monitors can be generated via network discovery or…
Using external services to distribute alerts Email remains one of the primary notification methods, with SMS, push notifications, and team messaging…
Monitoring security issues: quick start Security incidents plague the majority of Internet resources. It is still possible to notice most security…
Common pitfalls in setting up network monitoring In many cases, when a significant new service, device, or application is brought online, it is not…
IPNetwork Web interface is by default open to everyone; set it up securely.