ipPulse Product Information
What is ipPulse™?
ipPulse™ is
a Connectivity Status Monitoring
Tool. Use ipPulse to monitor
the up/down status of IP connected
devices (nodes) on any IP connected
network. ipPulse uses a variety
of methods, including ping packets,
tcp connects, and SNMP to poll and
check the network connectivity of
a list of user-defined nodes. ipPulse
alerts you to failures using a variety
of techniques ranging from audible
messages to email and pager notification.
You can even control ipPulse remotely
by logging into Remote Control using
any Telnet application.
ipPulse draws on our extensive experience
working with
NetScanTools Pro. ipPulse is
envisioned run unattended on a single
workstation. The workstation running
ipPulse would monitor the accessibility
or health of the other computers
that you have specified.
Current version is 1.65.
Features
Screenshots are here.
Supports
a large list of target hosts entered
as either hostnames or IP addresses.
The list can be imported from a
text file.
Polls
the list on a cyclical basis with
full control over the list cycle
timing parameters.
Supports
a primary and secondary test.
Supports
standard Ping ICMP Echo Requests/Replies
and automatically uses UDP High
Port Ping under Winsock 2 for failed
contacts. Primary test only.
TCP
Port numbers for TCP connect tests
are assignable on a per-node basis.
Primary or secondary test.
Optionally
uses SNMP v1 as a secondary test
by requesting MIB2 OID interfaces.ifTable.ifEntry.ifOperStatus
for every interface found on the
target node. Community names are
assignable on a per-node basis.
Optional
SNMP queries can be made for obtaining
more extensive data from the target
host. ipPulse includes a number
of OID presets and 12 user defined
OIDs. Example: you can obtain MAC
addresses for every interface from
an SNMP enabled host.
Multiple
alerts and logging. Alert options
include beeping your computer, playing
a wave file, notifying someone by
email, or paging someone using either
standard numeric or TAP compatible
alphanumeric pagers. Logging options
include logging all test results
to a text file, logging only errors
to a text file, or logging errors
to a dynamically created HTML page.
Any combination of logging options
can be used. Alerts are issued upon
failures using user-defined criteria.
Changes from a FAIL state to a PASS
state can generate email messages
or pager messages.
Email
notification via the SMTP protocol
with the server of your choice.
Remote
Control allows you to view log files
and start, pause or stop a scanning
cycle. Remote Control is password
protected and can reside on any
port. It can be disabled.
Multithreaded
for responsiveness.
Modularized
for easy upgrading through the internet.
All
documentation is contained in a
standard help file and in HTML help
files.
Requires
TCP/IP on Windows 2003, XP, 2000/NT
4 Server or Workstation; also runs
on Windows ME/98.
Requires
1024 x 768 display. Pager notification
requires a modem and phone line
separate from the network connection.
ipPulse
can be set to run on program startup.
ipPulse can also be installed as
a Windows 2000/NT service using
programs available as part of the
Windows NT/2000 Resource Kits--instructions
provided in the Help file and on
our support web pages.
Licensed
on a single computer system basis.
You can monitor an unlimited amount
of nodes (within technical limitations
of the program) from your licensed
copy.
Pricing
is here.
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