Network Monitoring

Bandwidth Monitoring

LAN & WAN Monitoring

Network Monitoring

Ping Monitoring

Router Monitoring

Switch Monitoring

Operating System Monitoring

CentOS Monitoring

Debian Monitoring

Fedora Monitoring

IBM i Monitoring

Linux Monitoring

Operating System (OS) Monitoring

Red Hat Enterprise Linux (RHEL) Monitoring

Server Monitoring

Solaris Monitoring

SuSE Monitoring

Ubuntu Monitoring

UNIX Monitoring

Windows Monitoring

Cloud Computing

Amazon EC2 Monitoring

Amazon Monitoring

Amazon S3 Monitoring

Amazon Web Services (AWS) Monitoring

Protocol Monitoring

DHCP Monitoring

HTTP Monitoring

ICMP Monitoring

IMAP Monitoring

IPMI Monitoring

LDAP Monitoring

Protocol Monitoring

SMTP Monitoring

SNMP Monitoring

SNMP Trap Management

Windows Monitoring

Microsoft Exchange Monitoring

Microsoft SQL Server (MSSQL) Monitoring

Windows Event Log Monitoring

Windows Performance Counter Monitoring

Windows Server Monitoring

Windows Service & Process Monitoring

Log Monitoring

Apache Log Monitoring

Audit Log Monitoring

IIS Log Monitoring

Log File Monitoring

Open-Source Log Monitoring & Management

rsyslog & Syslog-NG Monitoring

Security Log Monitoring

System & Application Log Monitoring

Web Log Monitoring

Storage Monitoring

Directory Monitoring

Disk Monitoring

File Monitoring

Filesystem Monitoring

Hard Drive Monitoring

NAS & SAN Monitoring

NetApp Monitoring

RAID Controller Monitoring

S.M.A.R.T. (SMART) Monitoring

Storage Monitoring

Database Monitoring

MySQL Monitoring

Oracle Monitoring Using Nagios XI

PostgresQL Monitoring

SQL Server Monitoring

Application & Server Monitoring

ActiveMQ Monitoring

Application Monitoring

Java Monitoring

JBOSS Monitoring

Linux Service & Process Monitoring

Server Monitoring

SSL Certificate Monitoring

Tomcat Monitoring

UNIX Service & Process Monitoring

Web Application Monitoring

Web Transaction Monitoring

WebLogic Monitoring

Website Monitoring

WebSphere Monitoring

Email Monitoring

Dovecot Monitoring

Email Monitoring

Postfix Monitoring

Sendmail Monitoring

Management Challenges

Ensuring Service-Level Agreements

Increasing Availability

Managed Service Providers

Reducing Downtime

Industry Sectors

Banking and Financial Solutions

Defense and Military

Emergency and First Responder

Healthcare and Medicine

Telecommunications

Transportation and Logistics

Windows Performance Counter Monitoring

Windows Monitoring

Capabilities

Nagios provides complete monitoring of Microsoft Windows performance counters.

Benefits

Implementing effective performance counter monitoring with Nagios offers the following benefits:

Capacity planning and trending information for future upgrades
Increased server, service, and application availability
Fast detection of network outages and protocol failures
Fast detection of failed services, processes, and batch jobs

Related Resources

What Is A Performance Counter?

Monitoring Performance Counters in Nagios Using NSClient++

Monitoring Performance Counters in Nagios Using NCPA

Network Interface Checks

Performance Counter Checks

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