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PHP Server Monitor is a script that checks whether your websites and servers are up and running. It comes with a web based user interface where you can manage your services and websites, and you can manage users for each server with a mobile number and email address. For services a connection will be made to the entered ip or domain, on the given port. This way you can check if certain services on your machine are still running. To check your IMAP service for example, enter port 143...

This Apache module, with the netsnmp plugin enables you to live monitoring your Webserver allowing to monitor the entire server, and if you want each of your VHosts or (Wild)Aliases. Is able to monitor and signalate via TRAP reconfiguration or entire server shutdown/crash. Using Atomical operations and MMAP server overhead is minimal. Contrib from Alf Høgemark for integrating it in OpenNMS: http://www.kanonbra.com/index.php/projects/performance-testing/24-monitoring-apache-http-server...

Free website monitoring software, easy to set up and use for monitoring web sites. It is a web application programmed in Java programming language. You can monitor HTML pages, JSON and XML, pages in sitemap and even your whole web site using spider. Naturally you can check multiple websites. You can check HTTP result codes and even contents of the checked pages. Website checking is done periodically using build-in cron mechanism. In case of a check failure, application will automatically...

RanMon is a lightweight program that provides you with a way to monitor your domain (website) or internet connection uptime. It attempts to connect to an internet host of your choice (i.e. rankolio.me) every few seconds, and log whether it was successful or not.

HTTProvjera is a lightweight program that provides you with a way to monitor your domain (website) or internet connection uptime. It attempts to connect to an internet host of your choice (i.e. rankolio.me) every few seconds, and log whether it was successful or not.

This is the project thread of my project, creating a monitor solution for BizTalk 2004 - BizTalk 2010. All based in MSSQL, PHP, JavaScript/Ajax and PowerShell.

The JPL Server Monitor will check to ensure websites and server services are running and responding. It also tracks the response time of the site/service. There is a cron script that can be activated to automate the checks.

PHP-WebStatus Monitor is a script that monitors a website's connectivity. It uses php for all the scripting. It has a MySQL backend with a detailed statistics viewer.

Monitors webpages for changes and emails output with differences to subscribers. Permits user accounts and registration. PHP/MYSQL.

NINO is a network and system management solution to monitor your network, systems and applications: integrated, one tool for all. Features: SNMP, WMI, Service Response performance monitoring, graphs with zoom, topology view, events, reporting

Mars is a simple, extensible, services-oriented network status monitor written in Java. It monitors a network by simulating client connections to Internet services and reporting when those services are not responding as expected.

W3mon is a tool that can be used to monitor a set of web sites. By continually polling such web sites (say, once per hour), the respective webmasters can be notified by e-mail whenever an outage occurs.

Java Network Monitor is a graphical tool for monitoring networked devices.

Apache VirtualHost Transfer Counter is a set of files which allow you to quick and easy monitor utilization of http bandwitch on your server. It can give you also few statistics about VirtualHosts.

Monitoring tool with support to Websites, RSS, Webservices and Databases. Has notifications by email and RSS and you can access metrics like availability, latency and load time by a web-based GUI. Runs standalone with an embedded HTTP server.

A Simple Open Source Monitor and Manager for Tomcat's Web Applications. SiMonCat allows deploying and undeploying of web applications, and monitoring the state of multiple tomcat servers, through the attempt to execute programmed events.