Network Monitoring

Network failures stall communications and commerce; companies can't talk to partners, customers can't place orders, IT support staff can't service end-users. Network managers are in the hot seat – charged with keeping all parts of the system up and running, all the time.

Given the fear most organizations have of network downtime, it might seem easy to justify the cost of network monitoring. Anything that keeps the organizational lifeline up and running 24x7x365 has value. In the same way that building owners don't argue the need for fire insurance, network managers rarely refute the need to keep an eye on servers, routers, hubs, switches, and connections to make sure that everything is functioning.

But business unit managers, financial officers, and CIOs are responsible to worry about all costs, to understand their value and ultimate return on investment. Cost containment is as important as network reliability so at some point, it's critical to understand how monitoring a network adds value and/or reduces costs.

For as little as nineteen dollars per month we can monitor your network or DVR. Any device that has a static IP address we can watch. If that device should fail our system would send an e-mail alerting you. Our network software operates 24/7. With our own mail server to notify you anytime 24/7. We can monitor any static IP anywhere in the world.

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