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Monitor any MySQL database, run SQL statements, and alert based on retrieved values.
Monitor Oracle database servers for availability and run SQL queries that check the results for certain values.
Keeps track of Windows Task Scheduler tasks and alerts based on status and results.
Monitors key health values for VMware host resources including CPU, Bandwidth, Memory, Disk and Ping.
Performs calculations to retrieve stats and metrics about your monitoring configuration.
Unlock new inventory monitoring options with the Windows Inventory Event Monitor.
Keep your systems up to date and receive alerts about remote machines that haven't been updated in a while.
Learn about system restarts as soon as they happen via customizable alert notifications.
Scan your SNMP-based devices, receive values, and automatically create a custom SNMP Event Monitor.
Create and assign custom maintenance window profiles for your network devices.
Use SNMP to discover new devices on your network and automatically add them to a device group!
Search Active Directory and automatically add new systems to your monitoring configuration.
Pings a range of IP addresses to automatically add newly found systems to your monitoring configuration.
Monitor the service status of your Office 365 services and receive alerts if any of them are
not healthy.
Use PowerShell to create a custom event monitor capable of monitoring multiple devices at a time.
Check CPU, disk space, bandwidth and memory, all in one go. They are the vital
statistics for any server or system.
Monitor incoming, outgoing and total bandwidth on your
switches, routers, firewalls and other networking gear.
Review a list of common terms and terminology used in FrameFlow.
Learn how to optimize the organization of your network devices.
Learn how to monitor users, computers and groups in Active Directory.
Detect expired and locked out accounts.
Learn how to monitor Windows Performance Counters using FrameFlow.
Learn how to monitor websites using FrameFlow's Advanced Web Site Event Monitor.
Learn how to monitor Windows Services using FrameFlow's Windows Service Event Monitor.
Learn how to monitor Windows Event Logs with FrameFlow.
Learn how to set up email notifications with FrameFlow.
Learn how to set up device property inheritance with FrameFlow.
Learn how to view and manipulate network devices and event monitors using Spreadsheet Views.
Learn how to use logbook entries to record notes and coordinate IT admin
tasks.
How to assign tags to your devices and then monitor all devices with those tags.
Learn all about device widgets and how to define custom widgets for your device status pages.
Learn how to create a File Event Monitor to monitor log file content including files with names that change daily.
Learn how to set up authentication profiles to be used when accessing your FrameFlow installation.
Learn how to use Frameflow's built-in email templates to send alert emails, or create your own.
Learn about security, create a login, and set permissions for different users on your FrameFlow instance.
Learn how to set up two-factor authentication to add extra security to your FrameFlow logins.
Learn how to set up a Ping Event Monitor to track average and maximum response times for your servers.
Learn how to begin monitoring network interface status and specify alert levels for common conditions.
Learn how to monitor CPU usage for an entire system and receive values based on each core.
Learn how to monitor CPU and memory usage for processes on your remote machines.
Learn how to set up a bandwidth monitor for incoming, outgoing, and total bandwidth rates.
Monitor available drive space, changes in the amount of space used, and alert if specified values are exceeded.
Learn how to monitor specified directories based on file presence, file size, and more.
Monitor your SQL server databases and receive alerts with the SQL Server Event Monitor.
Learn how to set up an IIS Event Monitor to track IIS web server performance statistics.
Set up an event monitor to send test emails that check sending and receiving across different email servers.
Monitor your SSL certificates for validity, expiration, and other potential issues with the SSL Certificate Event Monitor.
Learn how to use FrameFlow to monitor iLO on your HP servers for potential hardware problems.
This event monitor connects to the iDRAC interface on Dell servers and monitors hardware related metrics.
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