Windows Event Monitors | PIM+ Knowledge Base

📄️Windows Active Directory

Monitors Active Directory and alerts when issues arise.

Utilizes Windows-specific protocols to monitor bandwidth used by servers and workstations.

Monitors the CPU usage on servers and workstations.

Monitors and alerts on device failure across servers and workstations.

Monitors the disk input and output on servers and workstations, ensuring optimal performance and alerting on anomalies.

Monitors Exchange performance counters to ensure optimal operation and alerts on thresholds exceeded.

Checks the event log for logon security events.

Monitors Windows performance counters on remote machines.

Monitors processes for CPU and memory usage on remote machines.

Monitors Windows Registry on remote machines.

Monitors Windows system restarts and alerts based on reason codes.

Monitors the system uptime on servers and workstations.

Checks on Windows Task Scheduler tasks and alerts based on status and results.

Connects to Windows Remote Desktop to monitor incoming requests.

Keeps track of your certificates in the Windows Certificate Store to alert you if they have expired or will soon.

Monitors Windows DHCP servers. Checks usage levels of lease blocks and verifies that devices are listed in AD.

Checks the Windows Event Log on remote machines for specified events.

Checks the status of Windows services on remote machines and alerts if they are found to be stopped or missing.

Checks the date and time settings on a Windows system and compares it with the date and time on the PIM+ server.

Checks specified servers and alerts if patches and updates from Windows Update have not been installed recently.

Checks specified servers and alerts on the state of Windows Firewall

Alerts on the status of domain, private, and guest/public network profiles.