Advanced Host Monitor is a very versatile and scalable network monitoring program that is ideal for both small and enterprise level networks.

With this software, you’ll be able to check any TCP service, ping any host server, retrieve an URL, check the available disk space, and more. It checks the various network servers at regular intervals and if there is no response from the device, it can initiate pre-defined actions. It can help you to monitor size of a file or folder, check integrity of your files and web site; it tests your SQL servers, monitors network traffic and much, much more. This helps you to detect and respond to a problem ever before your clients begin to complain.

This program can generate different log files in different file formats – Text, HTML, DBF and ODBC all of which can be customized to meet your needs. You can use it to perform tasks at fixed intervals or on a schedule. It does this either directly or by using Remote Monitoring Agents that are installed on remote servers. Task can also be organized into customized groups with each group having its unique appearance and features.

It can access remote hosts either directly or through Remote Monitoring agents installed in another network. Using the Remote Monitoring Agents significantly increases security of the network, decreases network traffic, simplifies network administration, and allows you to monitor systems that are impossible to monitor directly from HostMonitor.

Advanced HostMonitor has been around for years now and it is considered one of the leading tools in monitoring server availability and performance. It’s won numerous awards from different software review firms and has proven a consistent and reliable tool.

Any downsides?

Most users of this software are quite satisfied with it. The few that had issues has such issues quickly resolved by their round the clock and efficient customer care. And at $99, it really does what it was created to do and it does it beautifully.

To learn more about this program, go to Ks-Soft.net.

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