Network monitoring
Constant monitoring, immediate response and future planning for your I.T. infrastructure
Cutting edge I.T. infrastructure monitoring
DTCS network monitoring software provides the DTCS support team with an all-seeing-eye in to the health of your network. With up to 50 metric's evaluating the health of each of your server's - and many more metrics for monitoring switches, routers and other network hardware - DTCS gains an unprecedented overview of your network's health.
For small, medium and large businesses
Our monitoring solution is truly scalable. Whether your business runs a single server with a couple of computers or a multi site - multi server environment the solution is tailored to fit your needs.
Why do I need DTCS's monitoring software?
- Gives an instant overview of your I.T. infrastructures health
- Enables quick anaylsis and helps identify for potential problems on the horizion
- Monitors key components of your network, such as: CPU, Memory, Disk Space, System Services, Remote Access, Switches, Routers, Bandwidth usage plus hundreds more items.
- Can monitor Dell and HP hardware to ensure all components are working, such as: fans, hard disk drives, powersupplies, batteries, and many more
- All information is stored on our encrypted server based in our head office (no third party or internet servers are used to store statistics data unlike other IT services providers)
Did you know? There are over 1000 unique metrics that can be monitored on a Dell or HP server which can alert DTCS within 15 seconds of the event taking place. Some of the alerts include: when the side panel is opened, has the redundant power supply failed or is a hard disk drive corrupt. This is just a small proportion of what DTCS can monitor on your systems.
We can provide you with direct access to our monitoring software through our website. Presented as a diagram of your network with clickable icons enabling you to directly view the general health of your whole network or individual metrics for your servers and other networked hardware.
