NETIKUS.NET announced the release of EventSentry 3.1, a significant
update of the company’s popular and critically acclaimed network
monitoring solution. Among EventSentry 3.1’s new and improved features
are a completely overhauled web-based network dashboard, scheduled tasks
monitoring and large file detection, virtualization inventory support
as well as upgrades to the solution’s network monitoring features.
Chief among the improvements is EventSentry’s web-based network
dashboard for teams, which offers many new tile types, TV-Mode, themes
and more. Creating multiple dashboards allows users to visualize the
current view of any metric, such as a particular service or datacenter.
Customized dashboards can also be shared among EventSentry users and
support 24 different tile types, ranging from status tiles and history
tiles to graphical widgets which visualize network data. The new TV Mode
can automatically iterate between multiple dashboards – perfect for
NOCs and similar control centers.
EventSentry now monitors scheduled tasks, detects the largest files
on a drive, and inventories virtual machines (VMs) on a network. The
improved Task Scheduler feature enumerates all scheduled tasks,
including nested tasks, on a host. Large-file enumeration also
automatically enumerates the 250 largest files—a useful way to quickly
determine why disk space is full. The new VM inventory can create a
network-wide inventory of all VMWare ESXi and/or Hyper-V virtual
servers and machines.
“One of the goals for this release was to offer an exceptionally
flexible, visually appealing, and communicative dashboard,” says Ingmar
Koecher, president of NETIKUS.NET, “and I’m happy to say that we’ve
achieved this goal. EventSentry now sports one of the best dashboards
available.”
Among the unique dashboard improvements is a new heat map tile for
uniquely visualizing log, syslog, and performance data—a feature that
sets EventSentry apart from other monitoring products. A new generic
search tile supports embedding data from any feature in the dashboard,
and you’ll find a variety of tweaks and improvements to existing
dashboard tiles. The dashboard also offers support for TV mode, as well
as dark/light themes.
Along with overall stability improvements, EventSentry 3.1 also
offers enhanced router functionality, letting you configure routers
based on IP subnet. Status change detection and uptime calculation have
been engineered to be more reliable. Managing non-Windows hosts in the
management console has also been streamlined for better usability in the
latest update.