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Node Monitor
Node Monitor, is a Service Module and a member of the NotificationWorks. Node Monitor monitors the status of IP devices and Ports/Sockets. You can set thresholds that trigger alarms for network latency (how busy), amount of time down, amount of no responses, web pages, etc.  
Since it is possible for an application or service to be down while its operation system is still responding to a ping request, it makes it very important to be able to also monitor those services. You can do this by using the Node Monitor's Ports/Sockets monitoring feature. Ports/Sockets monitoring provides the ability to monitor any application that uses ports for communication. i.e. email services, web services etc.. You can even use Node Monitor to alert you if someone hacks into your website and changes your web pages. 

The Port/Socket monitor feature is very powerful. It provides the ability to create your own port monitoring behavior. For example, by using the configurable port/socket features you can create a port profile that will monitor a website and alert you when ever a web page changes, missing files, web not responding, etc.. 

Current Features: 

  • Pinging Component
    Monitors the running status of any device that supports the UDP diagnostic packet 
  • Settable Ping Alarm Thresholds
    Threshold alarms are; latency, down time, no response counts. 
  • Port/Socket Monitoring Component
    Monitors the running status of ANY port/socket. You can define your own port monitoring behavior, you can configure what data to send and what data you expect back. 
  • Settable Ping and Port Retry on Error
    Set how many times to retry before reporting an error on a ping or a port error. 
  • Configurable Latency Threshold Alarm Settings per Device
    Both ping and port monitoring have Latency Threshold alarm settings per device 
  • Available Alarms are:
    Ping, device not responding 
    Ping, average latency threshold exceeded 
    Ping, down time threshold exceeded 
    Ping, no response count threshold exceeded 
    Ping, device response resumed 
    Port response resumed 
    Could not open port 
    Read error on port; 
    Port average latency threshold exceeded 
  • Adjustable screen views
    If you have 30 devices you are monitoring you can resize NodeMon to have 6 devices across, 5 down or 1 across 30 down, etc. You decide how you want it to look. 
  • Multiple Instances
    You can have 1 copy of Node Monitor monitoring a list of routers and have it titled "Routers", and another copy monitoring a list of servers and title it "Servers." This provides you with a way to organize your monitoring lists. 
  • Multi-Threaded 
    Each monitored device has its own polling thread. 
  • Float Device Errors
    When a device gets an error it will move to the top of the list. 
  • Auto-loading Listings
    Listing files can be set to be automatically loaded when Node Monitor loads. 
  • Adjustable Polling Frequency 
    Each node can be set to poll at different times. 
  • Quick Status Views
    Putting the mouse over a node, pops up a window showing the current status.
System Requirements: 
  • Windows 95, 98 or NT
  • At least one Application Module
  • 800 x 600 minimum desktop size (screen resolution)
Pricing: 

Pricing by consoles. 
$355.00 per Console (Monitors an unlimited amount of devices)