Comprehensive, Centralized Server Monitoring and Windows Event Log Management

Proactively monitoring both the physical and virtual servers across your IT network and the massive amounts data generated is no easy task, yet compliance mandates and operational efficiency demand that it be done..

ELM Enterprise Manager provides the power to monitor the health and status of distributed Windows servers and workstations, firewalls and network devices from a centralized location; commonly referred to as single seat administration.

With real-time monitoring, alerting, and reporting, ELM supports your mission critical business services, system uptime targets, and fortifies your security policies; all keeping small problems from becoming big headaches.

Not one more tool, but one tool that does more...

Affordable Enterprise Class Windows Event Log Management
and Server Monitoring

Log Management

• Know when specific events do or do not occur with Event Alarms
• Use Event Collectors with powerful filtering to collect any or all Windows events
• Collect native EVT and EVTX files with the Event File Collector
• Search for specific character strings with the File Monitor
• Query and select specific objects to watch with the SNMP Alarm
• Collect SNMP OIDs with the SNMP Collector
• Use the SNMP Receiver to collect and manage SNMP traps.
• Expand cross platform monitoring with the Syslog Receiver

Health & Status Monitoring

• Gather application data with the Inventory Collector
• Use Performance Alarms for out-of-bounds threshold monitoring
• Trend performance objects, counters and instances with the Performance Collector
• Verify connectivity and status with the Ping Monitor
• Monitor the quantity of names processes, their CPU utilization, initiation, and termination with the Process Monitor
• Use the Service Monitor to monitor and respond to service and device state changes
• Compare system configuration across time or other systems with the Windows Configuration Monitor
• Query against any WMI namespace with the WMI Monitor

Application & Service Monitoring

• Monitor Windows Server Cluster events with the Cluster Monitor
• Confirm internal email quality with Exchange Monitoring
• Use the FTP Monitor for site status and availability
• Monitor for state changes and broken paths with the IIS Monitor
• Link Monitor checks for broken links
• SMTP Monitor keeps tabs on your hosts, gateways and services
• Use a SQL Monitor to confirm expected query results
• Verify port availability with the TCP Port Monitor
• Use Web Page Monitor to check web pages for changes and availability

Resiliency & Self Monitoring

• Agents cache data when connection to ELM Server is unavailable enabling them to continue collecting data, monitoring system health and performance, and executing configured corrective actions.
• Data is securely stored in a Primary SQL Database for real-time reporting.
• A Failover Database ensures data continuity should the Primary Database be unavailable.
• Agent Monitor - Performs heartbeat checks on Service Agents to confirm availability.
• ELM Server Monitor enables Service Agents to perform heartbeat checks on the ELM Server.