ServersCheck 7.0: The Right Tool for the Job?

by Scott Lowe | 07-09-07

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As time goes on, you'll probably add more servers to your environment and will need to add them to ServersCheck. No problem!

Provide the device name, IP address, description, OS version, device type, and the user name and password for an account that can scan the new device.

Take note of the "Minimum Sevice Level" entry. This entry is used to gauge the seriousness of a problem on the device. For example, if you're doing ten checks, and one fails, your service level is at 90 percent. If this service only has an 80 percent service level, you're not considered "down".

Click the SAVE SETTINGS button to continue.