Yes, it’s possible to oversee servers running Linux or any other operating system accessible via different protocols supported by IPNetwork (like SSH, HTTP(S), SMTP, etc.). SNMP monitors are suggested for collecting data on network traffic and system metrics. You can further extend surveillance capabilities by executing a script or application via SSH connection to the Linux server.

Indeed, you can conduct basic checks for Web page availability and its content, or you can simulate actual user engagement with the site (submitting forms, following links, etc.). The latter capability includes handling highly dynamic web pages and is compatible with common website platforms. You can verify the existence of specific text; for instance — you can confirm product stock at an online store.

No, you don’t need to. You can utilize the Network Discovery feature to locate all network equipment on your network that responds to selected protocols. Furthermore, you can rerun the discovery scan later, saving time by preventing manual host entry. You have precise configuration of the search criteria; rediscovery can be used to maintain an up-to-date list of available network devices.

You can check backup file(s) age by means offered below. However, you should also do your own monitoring database backups if possible. Note that automated backup is created only as additional precaution against losing data and saves backups to the same database directory.