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Network Eagle is a powerful network monitor. Create categorized task lists on a "set and forget" basis. Network Eagle can ping server, monitor TCP port, check HTTP URL (with HTTP auth.), test FTP link, check disk space usage, execute external command check, check databases via ODBC, monitor MS SQL server via native interface and more. Write your own script checks using JS and VBS. A variety of useful wizards are available.
(description, more information, click here - Network Eagle: Powerful network monitoring and alerting software.)

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Network Eagle is a powerful network monitor. It monitors the state of servers and various remote services over the network. If the state of a monitored object has changed, NE will send a notification message or perform some specified actions.

(Network Eagle: Powerful network monitoring and alerting software.)

This is the download page for Network Eagle Monitor - Network Eagle is a network monitor program. Create categorized task lists on a "set and
forget" basis. Network Eagle can ping server, monitor TCP port, check HTTP URL (with HTTP
auth), test FTP link, check disk space usage, execute external command check, check
databases via ODBC, monitor MS SQL server via native interface, and more. Write your own
check scripts using JS and VBS or any other script provider like ActivePerl or Active
Python installed on your system. Network Eagle performs checks at regular intervals and
activates predefined alerts on a given condition. It can be a sound alert, an e-mail
notification (icq, pager or mobile via mail gate), execution of an external program or a
user-written Java or VB script. There is a set of ready-made scripts for file existence
check, file or folder size check, NT service state check and alert actions such as:
reboot remote machine, restart NT service, write to NT event log and cleanup event log
file. The software can also export data to XML and HTML files, and tabulate
uptime/failure check statistics. A variety of useful wizards is available.

 

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