With over 45 different types of event monitors, Tembria Server Monitor can cover everything from ping response times to the results of SQL database queries. For your routers and switches, robust SNMP monitoring lets you keep track of bandwidth, interface status or anything else. Using our Scripting event monitors you can even integrate your own custom monitoring actions and take advantage of our notification engine.

Low-level event monitors allow you to monitor ping response times and TCP port status.

Windows event monitors allow you to watch event logs, services, registry settings, CPU usage, bandwidth, performance counters and much more.

A large set of Internet Protocol event monitors help you to keep track of your web servers, FTP sites, e-mail servers, SSL certificates and much more.

Linux/SSH Event Monitors let you keep track of processes and CPU while making sure that the Linux box is responding to login requests.

Disk and file event event monitors help you to keep track of available drive space on critical machines and watch files or folders for specific conditions.

Database event monitors let you run queries against SQL Server, Oracle and ODBC-based data sources to make sure they are returning correct values and providing timely responses.

SNMP event monitors let you monitor your switches, routers and other SNMP-based devices. Our bandwidth, process and up time event monitors handle all of the details for you without having to mess around with SNMP terminology. Or you can roll up your sleeves and use our generic SNMP event monitor to watch specific OIDs for specify values and thresholds.

Our Sensatronics event monitor integrates with environmental sensors from Sensatronics. It's a great way to keep track of temperature, humidity and other data in your server rooms.

Scripting event monitors allow you to extend Tembria Server Monitor's abilities by writing your own monitoring actions for those tasks that are custom to your environment. Your scripts can take advantage of all of Tembria Server Monitor's notification options.