NetGong

NetGong

Tsarfin Computing Ltd. - 6.74MB (Commercial Trial)


Description

NetGong is an lightweight, intuitive network monitoring utility, which allows network administrators the ability to monitor any networked device on the Internet, corporate intranet, or TCP/IP LAN. NetGong alerts users immediately via an alarm, message, e-mail, or a configured third-party app, whenever a connection fails.

Constant network availability is mission-critical these days, and a sophisticated monitoring solution such as NetGong is one way to help ensure network devices or services don’t fail without knowledge.

Key Features include:

  • System service:Runs as a system service automatically on startup.
  • Agentless architecture:Monitor network devices or services without installing an agent on each machine.
  • Independent parameters:Set parameters independently for each network resource.
  • Maintenance mode:Temporarily disable monitoring of certain resources.
  • Robust alerting:Alerts you to failures using a variety of techniques.
  • Alert schedule:Allows you configure the alerting functions.
  • Failure and recovery alerts:Alerts can be enabled for any combination of failure and recovery notices.
  • Custom alerts:Allows custom alerts for each monitored resource.
  • Test alert configuration:Each alert type can be tested prior to going live.
  • E-mail notification:Allows e-mail notification via SMTP.
  • SSL encrypted connections:Provides security benefits during authentication.
  • Custom messages:Supports keyword values and customized message information.
  • Integrated reporting:Real-time and historical reporting capabilities.
  • HTML report output:Provides reports in HTML format.
  • Remote access:Supports monitoring results via Web browser.

Overall, NetGong is a powerful monitoring app that delivers low cost, round-the-clock network coverage. It is an essential addition to any network administrator’s toolkit, It allows users to tailor it to their particular network, from a single server or a small-office LAN to hundreds of devices running on a large corporate network.