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SiteScope 8.0


License Free to try
Requirements Windows NT/2000
Downloads 1,307 Limitations None
Publisher Hewlett-Packard File Size 4.8M
Date added 03 Jun 2004 Check your speed

Want to know about your company's IT infrastructure availability problems before your end users do? Use Mercury SiteScope. SiteScope is the most cost effective and robust infrastructure monitoring solution available. It's also the easiest to install, manage and maintain. SiteScope is agentless, which means you only install it on one server, not every server you're monitoring. This makes installation and maintenance fast and easy - you'll have SiteScope up and running in minutes. This is also why SiteScope offers a rapid ROI, and the lowest total cost of ownership of any monitoring solution. With more than 65 different monitors, SiteScope is so robust, it will keep your entire IT infrastructure, including network services, servers, distributed systems and applications, up and running 24x7. SiteScope lets you know about your organization's IT infrastructure, Web and application availability issues ahead of time, so you can solve them before they affect your customers and your business.

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