SNM is a tool to monitor, graph and alert the capacity of computing devices and applications. SNM runs on a Windows or Linux device on your network, 24 hours every day and constantly records the capacity parameters of any networked device using snmp (v1, v2c or v3), ping or custom modules. The recorded data is stored for later reference via a user friendly menu-driven web browser. E-mail alerts are raised if a user determined number of queries fail. Refer to the example for a sample screen.
Tuesday, May 6, 2008
SNM: Systems and Network Monitor
SNM is a tool to monitor, graph and alert the capacity of computing devices and applications. SNM runs on a Windows or Linux device on your network, 24 hours every day and constantly records the capacity parameters of any networked device using snmp (v1, v2c or v3), ping or custom modules. The recorded data is stored for later reference via a user friendly menu-driven web browser. E-mail alerts are raised if a user determined number of queries fail. Refer to the example for a sample screen.
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