This software monitors queues and performs actions based on the number of files in a directory. It can restart services, run programs, send email notifications, and reboot. It automates the monitoring and recovery of application/print/file servers, all from the server side.
If you're looking for a powerful Server Side application to monitor queues, you might want to check out Directory Watch. With this software, you can easily automate the monitoring and recovery of your application server, without any restrictions or limitations.
One of the best things about Directory Watch is that it can perform actions based on a set threshold. Whether you need to restart a server side application, run a program, or send email notifications, this software has got you covered. It's ideal for monitoring Fax, mail, and print servers, as well as detecting a denial of service attack, bottleneck, and application failure.
Why choose Directory Watch? First of all, it runs as an NT service, so it's not affected by the log on/off process. Additionally, you can configure every aspect of the software, and there are no restrictions on what you can do with it. Plus, you can change the configuration without the need for a reboot or restart of Directory Watch services.
When it comes to performance, Directory Watch is lightning fast. It uses low level CPU instructions to scan queues quickly and efficiently. Plus, it uses only 2mb of memory, and all the files are located in one directory, making it easy to maintain.
Many customers have used Directory Watch to monitor MAILsweeper, MS Exchange, and other mail servers. With its powerful features and impressive performance, it's definitely worth considering for your server-side monitoring needs.
One of the best things about Directory Watch is that it can perform actions based on a set threshold. Whether you need to restart a server side application, run a program, or send email notifications, this software has got you covered. It's ideal for monitoring Fax, mail, and print servers, as well as detecting a denial of service attack, bottleneck, and application failure.
Why choose Directory Watch? First of all, it runs as an NT service, so it's not affected by the log on/off process. Additionally, you can configure every aspect of the software, and there are no restrictions on what you can do with it. Plus, you can change the configuration without the need for a reboot or restart of Directory Watch services.
When it comes to performance, Directory Watch is lightning fast. It uses low level CPU instructions to scan queues quickly and efficiently. Plus, it uses only 2mb of memory, and all the files are located in one directory, making it easy to maintain.
Many customers have used Directory Watch to monitor MAILsweeper, MS Exchange, and other mail servers. With its powerful features and impressive performance, it's definitely worth considering for your server-side monitoring needs.
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