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INodes monitoring with NetCrunch
INodes are the critical part of file-system on most of Linux/Unix machines. See how NetCrunch can keep track of available INodes and alert you if a number of iNodes is under a certain threshold.
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Monitoring SSL Certificate expiration date with NetCrunch
Learn how easy you can monitor an SSL certificate with NetCrunch. Use it to be informed about SSL certificate expiration time and the properties of such certificate.
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Using SMART technology for Physical Disk monitoring
Most of the modern disks are utilizing SMART technology to show all important statuses and metrics. Use NetCrunch to know the disk status, be informed if any bad sector is active or disk is about to fail.
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Mailbox monitoring in NetCrunch
Learn how NetCrunch can be used to make sure that the mail server is sending and receiving email messages.
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Printer monitoring in NetCrunch
Use NetCrunch printer sensor to get information about the status of the printer and the ink level.
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VLAN and connectivity monitoring in NetCrunch
Use NetCrunch to see where nodes are connected and to which VLAN they belong.
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Using Data Parsers to monitor the status of service from the website
Use NetCrunch data parsers to get information from dedicated website about system status on example of Gitlab.
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Analyze Windows failed login events with a custom log view
Use NetCrunch to monitor and display failed logon activity on all Windows machines in your network by monitoring Windows Event Log.
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How to start monitoring of new SNMP device with NetCrunch
Is your device monitorable? Read the article to learn how to approach configuring monitoring for a new device.
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Difference between Basic IPMI and Generic IPMI Sensor
Learn how NetCunch can make use of data provided by IPMI (Intelligent Platform Management Interface) to receive alerts and monitor statuses related to servers in your network.
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Monitoring Windows Event Logs for Warnings and Errors.
Learn how to monitor Windows Event Log to receive alerts and notifications when event with specified id appears.
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How to use NetCrunch data parsers with REST sensor
See how easy it is to use REST sensor in NetCrunch to get any data, and process it with parsers for counters and statuses. It can be added to any view as a widget for live visibility.
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NetCrunch licensing and architecture sizing
See how NetCrunch measures and helps you adjust your licensing needs, depending on the monitoring scenario.
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Generate NetCrunch SSL certificate with Microsoft Certificate Authority server
Learn how to use certificates generated by Microsoft Certificate Authority to secure Web Access connection to the NetCrunch server.
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Remote Sensor Node in NetCrunch
Learn concepts and usage of Remote Probe Node - new type of node added in Netcrunch 10.
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NetCrunch remote probe - concepts and usage
Use NetCrunch Remote Probe to extend monitoring capabilites, learn concepts, how to configure and use one of new features of version 10.
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Using Templates in NetCrunch
Learn how to setup monitoring templates - new way of managing and adjusting nodes in NetCrunch.
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Process Monitoring with NetCrunch WMI Sensors.
Learn how to configure a node-specific WMI Object sensor to monitor a specific Windows process and generate an event when the process is restarted. This sensor-based monitoring strategy leverages the uniqueness of PID, against the generic name of a process.
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How to send tickets to JitBit
JitBit Helpdesk has become quite popular recently. Due to its popularity, we decide to add the integration with JitBit into NetCrunch. This article explains how to configure NetCrunch to send tickets to JitBit.
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Using database sensors with ODBC drivers in NetCrunch
NetCrunch offers database sensors with native connectivity for Oracle, SQL Server, MySQL/MariaDB, PostgreSQL as well as generic ODBC data sources. This article demonstrates how to install and configure ODBC drivers for DB2.