Windows Monitoring

With a Windows server monitoring tool, you can get critical performance metrics on your Windows server performance including:

• Heat map analysis along with a quick summary of the status and performance of your server
• CPU, memory, and disk utilization
• Network statistics such as bandwidth utilization
• Processor queue length and server uptime

In addition to monitoring Windows servers with more than 60 performance metrics, automate fault resolution with IT Automation tools.

With many applications running as Windows services or background processes, it is critical to monitor them to ensure they are running continuously to avoid performance degradation.

Monitoring Windows services can help system administrators automatically discover the services and its associated processes, monitor them, set thresholds, and receive timely notification on any failure. Read our blog to know more about how we monitor Windows services and processes.

Monitoring URLs, ports, files, and directories in Windows servers help identify issues like subsystem problems, sudden spike in disk usage, inadequate directory size, and unexpected increase in files and folders.

Tracking event logs, based on specific event IDs or type of events (error, warning, or failure), help in securing your Windows servers to prevent performance degradation issues, maintain compliance guidelines, and avoid severe penalties.