Product Information
What is Xymon?
Xymon is a tool for monitoring servers, applications, and networks. It collects information about the health of computers, applications running on them, and network connections between computers. All this information is displayed in a set of simple, intuitive web pages that update frequently to reflect changes in system status. Xymon can monitor a wide range of network services, such as mail servers, web servers (plain HTTP and encrypted HTTPS), logs of local server applications, resource utilization, and much more.
Most information is processed and stored in RRD files, which form the basis for providing trend graphs showing, for example, how a web server's response time varies over time.
How to use Xymon?
Xymon is a tool for monitoring servers, applications, and networks. It collects system health information and presents it in an intuitive web interface, helping users understand system status in real-time and respond quickly to issues.
Core Functions of Xymon
Website Monitoring
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Server Monitoring
Usage Scenarios of Xymon
- Monitor server, application, and network health.
- Monitor email servers, web servers (HTTP/HTTPS), and other network services in real-time.
- Monitor local disk usage, log files, and processes via proxy.
- Generate availability reports and track historical events.
- Analyze performance trends like web server response times via charts.
- Send alerts via email, SMS, or pager when issues arise.
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