| Define Alerts |
We
will receive email alerts of a variety of events
specifically targetted to allow us to help keep your system
running at peak performance. Color-coded
"traffic light" alerts provide a clear visual
display of the status of alerts for each computer group to
our technicians. |
| Monitor CPU and Memory Load |
Set thresholds linked to time
periods on which to receive alerts, and then escalate those
alerts. For example:
CPU Alert 1: If the CPU load exceeds 70% for 10 minutes the
send an email to support@nelsonsystems.com.
CPU Alert 2: If the CPU load exceeds 70% for 20 minutes the
send an email to senioradmin@yourcompany.com. |
| Monitor Disk Space |
Prevent computer crashes by
monitoring disk space. For example, if disk space drops to
less than 20% on a backup server, send email notification to
support@nelsonsystems.com. |
| Monitor Hardware |
Monitor hardware to detect
changes in status. |
| Monitor the size of both
folders and files |
Check that shared directories on
the network do not reach capacity, or that individual log or
database files do not grow too large. |
| Monitor for specific files |
Check if specific files have
been installed. For example, if the company policy prohibits
instant messenger programs, set up an alert to monitor for
the license file. |
| Monitor computers coming online
or going offline |
Set time thresholds for how long a computer, such as a
mission-critical server, is permitted to be offline. We will
receive
immediate notification if they exceed these thresholds IE
during an extended power outage. |
| Monitor when applications
start, stop or crash |
Monitor when applications start,
stop or crash
Be alerted when mission critical applications stop or crash.
This could include the corporate dictation system, typing
system, etc. Our trained staff may be able to repair
your problem before your users even notice it. |
| Monitor services when they stop
or crash |
Be alerted when mission-critical
services stop working. |
| Monitor events |
Link alerts to Windows event
logs to alert when certain events are activated. IE
send an email to us when the RAID controller experiences an
error. |