问题
The company I work with currently has 10 windows boxes running various in house scripts, however occasionally one goes down and no one notices for periods of up to 24 hours because the data that is manufactured is only gathered on weekly intervals. Does anyone know of a management system that will notify when a box goes down and possibly shoot uptime and response statistics back to a web management system on a linux box?
回答1:
There are many.
I use Nagios for monitoring Windows and Linux servers. You might also look into Zenoss. Both are open source.
回答2:
http://www.pingdom.com/ is simple to use and you get a 30 day trial - 9.95 a month gets you a lot if you decide to sign on. have it for all my apps
回答3:
I would have a bash script call ping on the machines and email me (or whomever is responsible) when a box goes down.
回答4:
I've seen IPMonitor in use, and it is a very good tool (but expensive). Nagios is a free alternative, and it's supposed to be quite good, but I've never used it myself.
回答5:
I know nmap has a way of showing you the machine's uptime when you use the OS fingerprinting option.
来源：https://stackoverflow.com/questions/615664/best-way-to-monitor-uptime-of-a-remote-windows-server