PA Storage Monitor Features

Easily see at a glance the state of your server along with system statistics

Quickly see which monitors are running, how long they are taking, which actions are being fired and more.

View the tabs and information that is common among most report types.

See all sessions (Console, Satellite, mobile apps) currently connected to the Central Service.

Displays a summary of what is being monitored on a per-group basis. This would be appropriate to show stake holders to indicate the level of monitoring work being done.

A quick table-based overview of current monitor statuses. You can specify a specific monitor type, only monitors in error, etc.

View system statistics such as HTTPS connections and data transferred, numbers of monitors and connected Satellites, etc.

This report will display all users defined in the system, what they have access to, and their permissions.

While a computer is in maintenance mode, PA Storage Monitor won't run monitors. It will turn itself back on automatically after the maintenance window expires if you manually entered maintenance mode, or it can automatically enter and leave maintenance mode on a schedule.

Password protect the PA Storage Monitor Console, and alert on changes that could affect monitoring.

"...hands down the most straight-forward, uncluttered and effective monitoring tool I have used" - A satisfied customer

Control the HTTP port that PA Storage Monitor uses, and optionally enable HTTPS (SSL)

PA Storage Monitor is composed of a console that you interact with, and a system service that is started when the computer boots up and is always running in the background.

Takes less than 3 minutes to install and get a default installation customized for your system.