Nagios is a monitoring system capable of executing user-supplied modules (scripts or applications), commonly referred to as Nagios plugins. These plugins can be effectively utilized with Program or Script Monitors and SSH Monitors to integrate pre-existing Nagios plugins into the IPNetwork Monitors engine. For further information on the framework, please visit the Nagios website. A collection of plugins can be found at the Nagios Plugins site. Because the framework’s API is publicly available, developers can create custom plugins for use with IPNetwork Monitor. Provided plugin programs adhere to the API, they can perform a wide range of functions to deliver the necessary data. System administrators can employ them to verify Jabber server availability and monitor MRTG traffic statistics. Developers can utilize plugins to check PostgreSQL database connections. When obtaining a performance metric involves a complicated series of steps, a Nagios plugin may be the answer. Another option is using Program or Script and/or SSH Monitors to execute non-Nagios programs or scripts.

Description of other features:

Monitoring Features Here you can find the list of monitor types supported in IPNetwork Monitor and brief description of their parameters.
Application Templates Here you can find the list of application templates supported in IPNetwork Monitor and their short description.
Network Discovery Helps you to create a basis of your monitoring configuration and automates the task of detection network hosts and network services.
Alerting Features Here you can find the list of alert types (ways of reaction to the problems happened during monitoring) available in IPNetwork Monitor, and their brief description.
Reporting Features Here you can find the list of report types available in IPNetwork Monitor with brief descriptions.
IPNetwork Monitor interfaces and structure Here you can find an overview of IPNetwork Monitor components, Windows and web interfaces.

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