IPNetwork Monitor Demo

Screenshots

Network tree - Alerting tab
Network tree - Alerting tab
Network tree - Report tab
Network tree - Report tab
Network tree - Main parameters tab
Network tree - Main parameters tab
New Monitor Wizard
New Monitor Wizard
Discovery Wizard
Discovery Wizard
Reporting Settings Interface
Reporting Settings Interface

Videos

Short Overview | IPNetwork Monitor
Short Overview | IPNetwork Monitor
A quick tour of the main features.
0:00 - Intro
0:11 - Features
0:28 - Main interface
0:48 - Network Discovery
1:06 - New Monitor
1:26 - Configure a Monitor
1:58 - Web Interface
Monitor Types | IPNetwork Monitor
Monitor Types | IPNetwork Monitor
Discover different monitors you can create.
0:47 - ICMP (Ping), TCP, and UDP
1:09 - SMTP, POP3, IMAP
1:32 - HTTP, HTTPS, and FTP
1:56 - Resources – over SNMP and SSH
2:29 - Windows/WMI Monitors
2:57 - MS SQL, MySQL, ODBC-compliant databases, Oracle
5:45 - 150+ Application and Device templates

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Frequently Asked Questions about IPNetwork Monitor Demo

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What can I see in the IPNetwork Monitor demo?

The demo includes screenshots and videos covering the main monitoring interface, Network Tree, New Monitor Wizard, Discovery Wizard, reporting settings, and Web Interface. It provides an overview of how administrators discover devices, create monitors, configure alerts, and review monitoring results.

Does the demo show how to add devices and monitors?

Yes. The Network Discovery demonstration shows how IPNetwork Monitor scans IP ranges and detects hosts, services, and resources using protocols such as ICMP, SNMP, TCP, HTTP, SSH, and WMI. The New Monitor Wizard demonstration explains how to add individual monitors or apply preconfigured application and device templates manually.

Which monitor types are presented in the demo videos?

The monitor types video covers ICMP Ping, TCP, UDP, SMTP, POP3, IMAP, HTTP, HTTPS, FTP, SNMP, SSH, WMI, and database monitoring. It also introduces more than 150 application and device templates for servers, databases, network equipment, printers, UPS devices, and other resources.

Can I see how alerts and problem conditions are configured?

Yes. The screenshots include the State Conditions and Alerting tabs used to define when a monitor enters Warning or Down state and what actions should follow. IPNetwork Monitor supports reusable alerting rules and actions such as email, push notifications, scripts, HTTP requests, pop-up messages, and remote SSH commands.

How can I try the features shown in the demo myself?

Install IPNetwork Monitor and use the 30-day trial, which enables all product features and supports up to 500 active monitors. You can then run Network Discovery, create monitors, configure state conditions and alerts, and view reports through both the Windows client and Web Interface.