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Monitor server uptime 2

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DanIT

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May 11, 2001
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Does anyone use a program/batch file to monitor server uptime? I'm being asked to report on % uptime for our major servers. The servers are all on my local subnet.

Any ideas would be appreciated!

Dan
 
Very useful, and exactly what I was looking for (Cheap and easy)... Thank you.

Dan
 
Since you are looking for something "cheap" and easy, you might not be interested in this but this is relatively "cheap" and extremely "easy". In addition to monitoring server availability, SysTrack will monitor application availability for the apps you choose. If you are not a 24x7 shop, it also alows you to exclude weekends, holidays, scheduled down-time, etc. so the availability numbers you report are accurate. SysTrack does much more than availability reporting: monitors user session activity, monitors applications & services, inventory, changes, memory leaks, alarms, etc. If you are interested in finding out more, please let me know.

Mike
kapski@yahoo.com
 
:0 adverts! ;)

Or alternatively if you would like a remote solution PSINFO.exe is free.

Using "PSINFO.exe \\computername"

Uptime along with other details are displayed.
 
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