Jan 18

website monitoringFor most companies websites are their corporate face to the world. Any downtime can be costly especially if the sites are used for e-commerce. Web monitoring checks can be set up quickly and easily in Opsview giving you powerful alerting capabilities to check on crashed servers, website attacks and more. Here are 10 easy steps to set up website monitoring in Opsview: Continue reading »

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Nov 14

Moving an Opsview Master ServerUprooting the Opsview Master server is probably last on every administrator’s to-do list. But it’s not a perfect world and extenuating circumstances may require the master to be positioned elsewhere.

Here are 10 steps to move an Opsview master server and limit downtime during the relocation of your IT monitoring system.

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Sep 19

Alerts happen. They are the reason why monitoring applications were created: to alert us when servers need attention. The difference between an effective network monitoring system and an annoying one is a fine line between information and noise. Alerts should be descriptive and prompt an administrative action, not elicit a huff of frustration. Here are a few ways to keep your Opsview installation (and you) effective and relevant in your company. Continue reading »

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