Thanks to the innovative patterns developed in Sentinet3 it is possible to monitor at the same time hundreds of parameters for more complex servers with a simple click.
In this article we will show you what you can do on Solaris machines.
“Sentinet3 Solaris Pattern” provides full access to the hardware and operating system-level monitoring of Solaris on SPARC x86 hardware.
With the specialized Pattern, the IT administrator will be able to monitor individual processes running on the machine and to identify each state, memory used for execution, and CPU consumption.
The Solaris Pattern is able to monitor system events by accessing the log information,configuration file or the system events login. This data is monitored to be used to assist in the diagnosis of performance system problems, to apply security policies and carrying out impact analysis on any configuration changes in Solaris.
“Sentinet3 Solaris Pattern” checks are:
“Sentinet3 HP/UX Pattern” checks are:
- Reachability of the machine
- Swap_memory memory swap usage percentage
- Physical_memory physical memory usage percentage
- Disk I/O stat checks read / write per second, transfers per second, for each device
- Home checks free space on home directory
- Root checks free space on root directory
- Var checks free space on var directory
- Usr checks free space on usr directory
- Cpu cpu percentage usage
- Process checks the running processes
- User checks the number of connected users
“Sentinet3 HP/UX Pattern” has a sophisticated network interfaces control and, with a single query to the server, it is able to restore the following information for each interface:
- Interface status up or down
- IP address ip interface address
- MAC mac interface address
- Speed speed control (Mbit)
- Packet Error number of packet error
- Traffico traffic IN and OUT
