Network Olympus: Monitoring
Monitor network availability, detect bottlenecks and improve uptime with an all-in-one tool.
Version: 1.8.2 - May 31, 2024 - All Windows
Monitoring sensors

Monitoring Sensors

Sensors are highly configurable entities that can check the performance and health of a network device.
Network Olympus supports over 20 different sensors in 3 groups: NetBase, WinBase and FileSystem.
NetBase sensors

NetBase sensors

Network monitoring sensors allow you to track the accessibility of any network protocols, including TCP, HTTP, FTP, SMTP, POP, IMAP, TELNET, and use them for website monitoring.

  • Check server connectivity using the required protocols, including the ICMP Uptime Sensor;
  • Track the health of supported network services;
  • Monitor website content by regularly checking whether a web page contains a certain value.
WinBase sensors

WinBase sensors

With Windows sensors, you can monitor the performance of Windows OS and detect potential dangers before they become real threats, as well as ensure that everything is running smoothly.

  • Ensure that the processor is not overloaded by monitoring its load with a CPU Load Sensor;
  • Track memory usage and other values using WMI sensors;
  • Get a Windows performance sensor designed for your needs.
FileSystem sensors

FileSystem sensors

Don't limit yourself to network checks; perform Windows file system checks and get notified immediately of any sensor state changes.

  • Monitor whether the file is located in a certain path, its file size, changes in its CRC32, etc.;
  • Compare the size and content of files;
  • Track folder existence, size, available space, etc.
And that's not all

And that's not all

Access all collected data via activity logs. All of the data gathered from sensors is stored in detailed monitoring sensor state logs that you can access via information panels such as Sensors and Activity log.

Assign a monitoring sensor to a group of devices. This unique feature of Network Olympus sensors makes the monitoring of a large number of devices easier than ever before. You can join devices into groups, split them into different levels of nesting, and assign certain sensors to a certain levels.

Apply one Scenario for a group of devices in a simple and hassle-free way. Each monitored device will automatically follow its own logic chain, performing actions and sending notifications according to the scenario, and eliminating the cause of the problem.

While sensors constitute the basis for monitoring, they still serve as links in the system that can be adjusted and set up to automatically fix any network issues.

Real-time data collection and analysis

The highly adjustable entities, namely network sensors, can monitor network health and its effective operation. You should know that Network Olympus supports the diversity of more than 20 distinct sensors divided into NetBase, WinBase, and FileSystem groups.

NetBase sensors.

The NetBase sensor as a network availability monitor can track the availability of any network protocol, like TCP, HTTP, FTP, SMTP, POP, IMAP, and TELNET, and thus can be used to monitor websites.

  • Control server availability using the appropriate protocols, counting the ICMP Uptime Sensor;
  • Monitor the health of authorized network services;
  • Check if a web page accommodates an appropriate value on a regular basis to monitor its content.

WinBase sensors.

Windows sensors enable you to monitor the execution of the Windows operating system and put a stop to potential network faults before they turn into serious threats. In this way, you can verify that the entire network is working properly.

  • With a CPU Load Sensor, you make sure that the central processing unit (CPU) is not stressed out;
  • Monitor usage of memory along with additional statistics with WMI sensors;
  • Get a Windows performance sensor that is tailored to your specific needs.

FileSystem sensors.

Give up limits for yourself to network scrutinizing; instead, run Windows file system checks and be notified straight away if the condition of any network health monitor is alternated.

  • Check how much the file is in a particular directory, its file size, alterations in its CRC32, etc.
  • Evaluate the size and content of the files;
  • Keep track of the presence, size, and quantity of space availability for each folder.

Alerts and notifications

Apply one Scenario for a device group straightforwardly. Every device automatically follows the logic chain, executing actions, notifying based on the scenario, and resolving problems. Although sensors are essential for monitoring, they operate as system linkages that can be modified and configured to automatically resolve network struggles.

Data visualization

View all the data collected through activity logs. Every sensor data is kept in thorough monitoring sensor status logs that can be accessed by information panels like Sensors and Activity logs.

Attach a network health monitor to your devices. This feature of our network sensors makes large-scale monitoring easier than it was before. Link devices into groups, divide them into levels of nesting, and attach specific sensors for every level.

Free use for 60 days

Network Olympus spreads its network services; herewith, you have the full access license for a period of 60 days. Enjoy a free trial with no activation or registration. Just connect a limitless quantity of devices to your network. Alternatively, you could pick another licensing type for your rapidly expanding business.

While the freeware plan offers unlimited time and the opportunity to connect up to 10 devices, the all-in-one commercial plan nicely fits companies with more than 10 devices and involves free premium support.

Purchase the Network Olympus

Pay once, keep it! Purchase a lifetime license for Network Olympus. We consider that each company will invest in the most efficient ways. Network Olympus offers a wide array of licenses to pick from based on your business demand.

FAQ
What types of monitoring sensors does Network Olympus offer?
Network Olympus provides a range of monitoring sensors including netbase, filesystem and system sensors, which can cover a wide range of network devices and equipment.
How can I integrate Network Olympus sensors into my existing monitoring system?
The Olympus sensors can be integrated into existing systems through standard interfaces and protocols such as SNMP, SMB, RPC and HTTP. Detailed integration guides are available in the Basic system requirements section of the online help documentation.
Are Network Olympus sensors compatible with third-party software?
Yes, almost all Network Olympus sensors are compatible with third-party monitoring and management software. However, the sensors cannot be implemented in or interacted with other programs.
What kind of alerts can I set up with Network Olympus sensors?
Network Olympus sensors allow users to set up various types of alerts, including thresholds for environmental conditions, equipment status changes, and network connectivity issues. Alerts can be configured to trigger notifications via email, jabber notifications, or other messaging systems.
How do I maintain and calibrate Network Olympus sensors?
There is no need to perform any sensor calibration. The maintenance procedures include only regular checks for physical damage and software updates of a remote network device.

Pricing

Choose the license type that is a perfect fit for your business needs:

Trial

An unlimited number of devices for 60 days free of charge.
No activation or registration required.

Commercial

All-in-one. For companies with more than 10 devices.
Includes free premium support.

Freeware

No time limits. Connect up to 10 devices.

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