Simplify Network Management with Our Powerful Features
IPNetwork Monitor enables you to monitor both Windows and Unix-based networks, a variety of servers, and network equipment. It also tracks the performance and availability of web applications and other applications. Our advanced alerting system provides timely notifications through various channels, including email, SMS, and instant messengers. The system can also execute corrective actions locally or remotely via SSH. Reporting and graphs are accessible through a user-friendly web interface.
IPNetwork Monitor supports over 20 monitoring methods and more than 10 alerting technologies. Customizable monitors and alerts allow you to tailor your monitoring system to meet your evolving business needs.
Application templates simplify the process of setting up monitoring. With just a few clicks, you can deploy a complete set of monitors for a host. An application template is a preconfigured set of monitors designed to check specific applications or services (e.g., MS Exchange) or entire servers (like web or mail servers). IPNetwork Monitor comes with over 50 predefined application templates and provides tools to create your own.
Device templates are a core feature of IPNetwork Monitor, available through the Templates dialog alongside application templates. They share the same monitoring engine and fundamental characteristics as application templates, providing a standardized way to monitor network devices.
IPNetwork Monitor includes an add-on product for comprehensive monitoring of web applications and e-commerce websites: Web Transaction Monitor. This tool simulates the actions of a real user interacting with a web application or e-commerce site.
SMS alerts via GSM modem/phone allow you to send SMS messages through a GSM modem or phone connected to your computer. This is a highly reliable method for receiving notifications about system failures or significant performance degradation.
IPNetwork Monitor is available in several editions: Basic, Professional, and Enterprise. The Basic edition offers a limited set of features and supports up to 200 monitors. The Professional edition is available with either 500 or 1000 monitors. The Professional 1000 edition includes 5 Remote Network Agents. The Enterprise edition provides unlimited monitors and agents.
Below, you’ll find detailed information about IPNetwork Monitor’s key features.
Check out our Knowledge Base where we answer questions regarding various topics. IPNetwork Monitor can monitor Windows and Unix-based servers, network devices, databases, mail services, websites, web applications, virtual machines, and other business-critical resources. It supports more than 20 monitoring methods, including PING, TCP, HTTP/HTTPS, SNMP, WMI, SSH, database queries, traffic monitoring, and custom scripts. Application and device templates create a predefined group of monitors for a server, application, service, or network device. IPNetwork Monitor includes more than 50 application templates, and administrators can modify existing templates or create their own to standardize deployment across multiple hosts. IPNetwork Monitor can send alerts by email, SMS, instant messaging, push notification, pop-up message, or sound. Alerting rules can also run programs, execute scripts locally or remotely through SSH, send HTTP requests, or set SNMP values to automate corrective actions. Yes. Web Transaction Monitor simulates real user activity by performing multi-step actions such as opening pages, following links, submitting forms, and validating responses. It is intended for monitoring web applications and e-commerce workflows that require more than a basic HTTP availability check. The Basic edition supports up to 200 active monitors but has feature restrictions. Professional editions support 500 or 1,000 active monitors, with Professional 1000 also including five Remote Network Agents, while the Enterprise edition removes limits on active monitors and Remote Network Agents.
Frequently Asked Questions
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