Servers Alive v9
New - Updated
- The SNMP trap receiver alerts can be ignored on weekends, to set per alert!
- The alert (on the checks) could already be ignored on public holidays, you can now in the same way ignore the alert during the weekend
- VMWare VM/host checking can now not only be done with PowerCli 6.0 but also with 6.5
- VMWare host checking is added (enterprise feature)
- The HTTP/HTTPS check can now check for a specific status code
- Via the PROFILE SCHEDULE you can define a schedule that is execute once a day (enterprise feature)
- The ping check can do a LATENCY check (send one frame and alert if that one from takes more then of ms)
- Docker container alert (start/stop) added
- Docker container checking added (enterprise feature)
- Azure VM alert (start/stop) added (enterprise feature)
- Azure VM checking added (enterprise feature)
- Extended the errorlevel check with a 3rd rule
- Ability to select the secuirty protocol you want for the build-in webserver (including TLS 1.2).
- Additional HTML tags: sa_stats_uptime_short, sa_stats_downtime_short, sa_stats_maintenancetime_short, sa_stats_nondowntime_short
- If you have your robots.txt/favicon.ico file in the c:\application data\woodstone\servers alive" folder then we will serve that one (via the build-in webserver), if the file does not exist then we won't serve a file.
(depending on the OS you're running SA on it could also be c:\app data\... or c:\applicationdata\.... - > basidly it's the file were you have the samib.db and the groups.grp file) - When converting the output of a check you can now also "saved" the converted result in a custom field instead of to the actual check result, as such you can keep the actual check result
- When converting the output of a check you can now within those scripts use the custom fields as sa_custom_value_1...sa_custom_value_7
- The formula used for the SNMP check can now use the content of the custom fields too.
For example: ((sa_currentresult - sa_previousresult ) * 8 * 100) / ((sa_currenttimeinms - sa_previoustimeinms) * sa_custom_value_3) - SNMP check that is based on a formula does not have to be just FALSE, it can be any type of value that you can compare to
- RRD graphs can be of a self-defined size
- New var %tz added that shows the timezone in which Servers Alive is running. The timestamp within the SMTP alerts also shows the timezone.
- You can add the HTTP(S) headers to the %e parameter for an HTTP/HTTPS check in case the status is not 200 (OK), this is controlled from within the registry via HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Wow6432Node\DBU Consulting\Servers Alive\Startup\addHTTPHeaders (dword). With a value of 1 the headers are added.
- The following tags now also work in a GROUP part of the HTML template: sa_startshorttime, sa_startlongtime, sa_startshortdate, sa_startlongdate, sa_currentlongtime, sa_currentshorttime, sa_currentlongdate, sa_currentshortdate
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"Just wanted to let you know how well Servers Alive is working. We used it for monitoring the World Cup 98 Mens Soccer system in France (monitoring from Colorado to 12 cities in France).Now it's being used for the Womens World Cup 99 here in the United States. It's monitoring the machines (ping) and the Sybase SQL Server ports as well as routers. From here in Colorado, I'm able to know what's up or down at 8 cities (40+ hosts/processes), usually before they know it's down."
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