Quick, Customizable Windows Server Monitoring Tools
Gain comprehensive insights and control over your Windows IT environment
Optimize resource use and capacity forecasting
SolarWinds® Server & Application Monitor (SAM) Windows server management tool provides built-in capacity forecast charts and metrics to easily identify when server resources will reach warning and critical thresholds.
- Detect high CPU utilization, insufficient physical and virtual memory, and available disk capacity in storage volumes
- Trend peak and average capacity over time to predict future resource needs
- View historic baselines to help identify normal resource consumption
Customize alert options to speed up troubleshooting
Manage asset inventory and detect hardware failure
Leverage monitoring of Windows and third-party applications
SolarWinds SAM Windows server monitoring tool is built to provide comprehensive charts with at-a-glance, in-depth monitoring insights, so you can easily identify performance issues for:
- Microsoft applications such as Windows Server, Active Directory, IIS, Exchange Server, Dynamics CRM, Skype for Business, SQL Server, SharePoint, DHCP, and DNS
- Monitor third-party applications such as Oracle, Java, Linux, UNIX, VMware, AIX, Solaris, Tomcat, Apache web server, and Citrix
Get More on Windows Monitoring
Do you find yourself asking…
Windows monitoring refers to monitoring Windows operating systems, servers, and applications within an environment, typically using software. It’s an important, ongoing process any administrator needs to prioritize because it can help ensure all devices—especially servers, which allow for reliable, secure networks—are in good health and optimally performing.
By staying on top of systems and device health by using application and Windows server performance monitoring software, administrators can better track health metrics for each device within the infrastructure. This can allow them to minimize network downtime and better maintain the proper levels of service required for daily operations.
Windows monitoring refers to monitoring Windows operating systems, servers, and applications within an environment, typically using software. It’s an important, ongoing process any administrator needs to prioritize because it can help ensure all devices—especially servers, which allow for reliable, secure networks—are in good health and optimally performing.
By staying on top of systems and device health by using application and Windows server performance monitoring software, administrators can better track health metrics for each device within the infrastructure. This can allow them to minimize network downtime and better maintain the proper levels of service required for daily operations.
Comprehensive Windows monitoring for servers and applications
Server & Application Monitor
- Leverage automatic discovery and mapping for more efficient Windows server monitoring.
- Monitor key metrics across your Windows servers to ensure excellent end user experience.
- Get automated alerts and reporting with a feature-rich Windows server status monitor.
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