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Testimonial
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| We started using MonitorMagic for basic Windows monitoring. It quickly grew to something that is now managing and automating the environment. Simon Kirkland
Nissan Motor Co (Australia) Pty Ltd
http://www.nissan.com.au | | read more...
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MonitorMagic Operating System Monitoring
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Pro-active monitoring and management
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MonitorMagic automates the job of constantly monitoring business-critical
applications and Operating Systems for performance and availability. MonitorMagic
features built-in monitor support for all possible application and Operating
System resources and natively integrates with popular applications such as
Exchange, SQL Server, ISA Server, Veritas
Backup Exec, ARCServe, McAfee,
and many more.
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MonitorMagic ships with free pre-configured policies for popular applications
and Operating Systems which contain all necessary monitors and thresholds
to effectively monitor application health and performance.
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| Operating
System Monitoring |
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- Monitors the performance and availability of business
critical applications.
- Pre-configured thresholds and parameters.
- Integration with popular applications
such as Exchange, SQL Server, ISA
Server, Veritas Backup Exec, ARCServe, McAfee,
and many more.
- Monitor business critical processes such as backup
job status, anti-virus definition
updates, Active Directory replication and more.
- Plug-in architecture for custom
application monitoring.
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Integrates with Microsoft Windows (versions NT, 2000, XP
and 2003):
Monitors the following event log values, services and performance counters:
- Windows Service set to automatic is no longer running
- Disk space less than 15% on the Exchange servers to warn on minimum
defragmentation level
- CPU load more than 95% on the Exchange servers for more than
5 consecutive minutes
- Memory physical memory less than 10MB on the Exchange servers
- Memory committed bytes in use more than 90% on the Exchange servers
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Integrates with AIX:
Monitors the following SNMP get values:
- ibmMainProcessorLoad (Indicates the main processor load averaged
over one minute represented as a percentage.) > 99
- nv6saComputerSystemLoad (Shows a snapshot of the main
cpu load as a percentage.) > 95
- nv6saFileSystemBavail (Indicates the number of free
blocks available to non-superuser.) < 9999
- nv6saFileSystemBfree (Indicates the free blocks in file
system.) < 9999
- nv6saFileSystemFfree (Indicates the number of free file
nodes in file system.) < 9999
- nv6saFileSystemFiles (Indicates the total number of
file nodes in file system.) > 9999
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Integrates with AS/400:
Monitors the following SNMP get values:
- clntDeviceErrors (The number of errors detected on this device.) > 25
- clntDeviceStatus (The current operational state of the device
(1=Unknown, 2=Running, 3=Warning, 4=Testing, 5=Down)) = 1 or 3
or 5
- clntProcessorLoad (The average, over the last minute, of the
percentage of time that this processor was not idle.) > 90
- hrStorageAllocationFailures (The number of requests for storage
represented by this entry that could not be honored due to not
enough storage.) > 99
- hrSystemProcesses (The number of process contexts currently loaded
or Running on this system.) > 125
- ibmappnLocalNnCongested (Indicates whether this node is congested
(1=Yes, 2=No)) = 1
- ibmappnLocalNnEndptDepleted (Indicates whether session endpoint
resources are depleted (1=Yes, 2=No)) = 1
- ibmappnLocalNnIsrDepleted (Indicate whether intermediated session
routing resources are depleted (1=Yes, 2=No)) = 1
- ibmappnLocalTgOperational (Indicates whether the Transmission
Group is operation (1=Yes, 2=No)) = 2
- ibmappnLocalTgSecurity (Security level for this TG (1=Nonsecure,
2=PublicSwitchedNetwork, 3=UndergroundCable, 4=SecureConduit, 5=GuardedConduit,
6=Encrypted, 7=GuardedRadiation)) = 1
- nv6saComputerSystemLoad (The cpu load as a percentage) > 75
- rwsOperState (Operational state of the RWS controller description
(1=Unavailable, 2=Inactive, 3=Pendactive, 4=Active, 5=Pendinact))
is not 2
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Integrates with Linux (compatible with most distributions):
Monitors the following SNMP get values:
- % CPU Load
- Average 10-minute Load Check
- Minimum Amount of Swap Space Required
- Partition Sizes
- Storage Capacity
- Swap Space
- Total Internal Memory
- Total Processes Running
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Integrates with Novell Netware (versions 5 and higher):
Monitors the following SNMP get values:
- nwhrProcessorUtilization (Processing load on this processor
for the last second expressed as a percentage.) > 95
- nwhrStorageCacheBuffers (Cache buffers.) < 50000
- nwVolFree (The free space on the volume in KBytes.) < 10%
- nwVolMounted (The mount state.) = 2
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| MonitorMagic
General Features |
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 Supports
Windows 2003/XP/2000/NT |
| Agentless
monitoring |
| Pre-configured monitoring policies |
| Built-in monitor policy editor |
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| Monitoring Features |
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| Actions & Alerting Features |
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Custom
scheduling