IPCheck Server Monitor - User Manual
Adding and Editing Notifications
Additional Features of the ISP Edition
Advanced Options: Including Monitoring Information In Your Intranet or Website
AnsiCompareStr(s1,s2:string):integer
AnsiCompareText(s1,s2:string):integer
AnsiLowerCase(s:string):string
AnsiUpperCase(s:string):string
Built-in Webserver and SQL Database
Changing the Look&Feel of IPCheck Server Monitor
Checking a Server's Trace Route
Choosing between Web Interface and Windows GUI
Common Settings for all SNMP Sensor Types
CompareStr(s1,s2:string):integer
CompareText(s1,s2:string):integer
Configuring Remote Probes in the Admin Control Panel
Consulting and Custom Software
Control Panel Administrator Tab
Control Panel ISP Settings Tab
Copy(S; Index, Count: Integer): string
Cross Reference of Notifications and Latencies
DateTimeToStr(Date: TDateTime): string
DateToStr(Date: TDateTime): string
DayOfWeek(Date: TDateTime): Integer
DecodeDate(Date: DateTime; var Year, Month, Day: integer)
DecodeTime(Time: DateTime; var Hour, Min, Sec, MSec: Word)
Definitions: Notifications, Latencies and Dependencies
Delete(var S: string; Index, Count:Integer)
Disk Space Sensor (Local or Remote)
Editing ISP Settings (ISP Edition only)
Editing the Groups, Servers, and Sensors
Editing User Settings (ISP Edition only)
EncodeDate(Year, Month, Day: Word): DateTime
EncodeTime(Hour, Min, Sec, MSec: Word): DateTime
Event Log Sensor (Local or Remote)
Fully Integrated Into Paessler's Monitoring Products
General License Terms and Conditions
Group, Server and Sensor Dependencies
How Notifications and Latencies work together
How the web interface is organized
How the Windows GUI is organized
Importing MIBs using Paessler MIB Importer and Converter
Information that applies to all sensors
Insert(Source: string; var S: string; Index: Integer)
Installing IPCheck Server Monitor
Installing Paessler SNMP Helper
Installing the software on your server
IntToHex(value:integer;digits:integer):string
Logging into your account using the Web GUI
Managing Groups, Servers, and Sensors
Managing Notifications, Latencies and Dependencies
Monitoring one IPCheck instance with another instance of IPCheck
Multi Location Monitoring Using Remote Probes
Offering Monitoring Services with the ISP Edition
Pausing/Resuming Monitoring for a Group
Pausing/Resuming Monitoring for a Sensor
Pausing/Resuming Monitoring for a Server
Pausing/Resuming Notifications
Planning large Installations of IPCheck Server Monitor
Pos(Substr: string; S: string): Integer
Publishing Current Monitoring Status
Reviewing IPCheck's System Status
Reviewing the Complete Activity Data
Selecting Notifications and Latencies for Groups, Servers and Sensors
Sensor Alert Notification and Messaging
Server and User Account Administration
Service Sensor (Local or Remote)
Setting Up SMS and Pager Notifications
Simple Solution: Publishing a Group of Servers
Situations that can trigger Notifications
Skinning of Web Interface and Emails
SNMP Helper Pro Edition and its Extensions
StrToIntDef(s:string;default:integer):integer
Summary, Tags, and Recent Messages
System Sensors (Local or Remote)
Technical Details for EXE and DLL Custom Sensors
Technical Details for Script and TCP Script Custom Sensors
TimeToStr(Date: TDateTime): string
Uninstalling IPCheck Server Monitor
Using Tracert to Find Out Hop IP Addresses
Visit the Paessler Knowledgebase
Web Based Administration vs. the Admin Control Panel
Website Traffic/Logfile Analysis Issues
Welcome to IPCheck Server Monitor
What is an "SNMP Community String"?
What it means when the DNS Sensor is down
What it means when the DNS Sensor is up
What it means when the FTP Sensor is down
What it means when the FTP Sensor is up
What it means when the HTTP Advanced Sensor is down
What it means when the HTTP Advanced Sensor is up
What it means when the HTTP sensor is down
What it means when the HTTP sensor is up
What it means when the HTTP Transaction Sensor is down
What it means when the HTTP Transaction Sensor is up
What it means when the PING sensor is down
What it means when the PING sensor is up
What it means when the POP3 Sensor is down
What it means when the POP3 Sensor is up
What it means when the PORT sensor is down
What it means when the PORT sensor is up
What it means when the SMTP Sensor is up
What it means when the SMTP Sensor sensor is down
Why should you monitor your websites and servers?
Your choice of interface - Web browser based, Windows based or PocketPC based
What is IPCheck Server Monitor?
IPCheck Server Monitor makes it easy and affordable to detect network and website failures early. IPCheck Server Monitor helps organizations monitor critical network resources and immediately detect system failures or performance problems to minimize downtimes and avoid economic impact.