The ServerSentinel application was designed to be a server, network services and memory usage monitoring software. With various monitoring sensors and individually definable testing intervals, ServerSentinel monitors systems for failures and irregularities.
If failure or irregularity is tracked, ServerSentinel notifies you in real time via e-mail, text-to-speech output or acoustical warning sound. This immediate notification allows taking precautions to avoid system failure and limitation of availability. ServerSentinel can take immediate action by running automatic scripts or programs that can take corrective actions as needed.
Logged failures, reported irregularities and other performance data will be stored in an own database. All recorded data can be used for future analyses regarding system failures and server performance bottlenecks which guarantees reliable control of all systems.

Limitations:
· 21 days trial

What's New in This Release:
· The evaluation option of a condition in case of "Perform Action once if the condition persists" will now be saved correctly.
Two new templates for the notifications were added:
· $Sensor$: Returns all properties of a sensor.
· $ShortSensor$: Returns only the most important properties of a sensor.
· The most important properties of a sensor were additionally added to the default template for the email action.
· The problem that negative values were sometimes saved if the available memory of the systemload sensor was greater than 4 GB, has been fixed.
· Under rare circumstances an error could occur after a sensor was edited.
· The execution of an action can now be suppressed during sensor tests.
· Many other small improvements and minor bug fixes have been included.