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Monitoring Packs

NetCrunch Monitoring Packs allow efficient management of monitoring settings. You can use them to create monitoring policies by setting node filters. They can also be assigned manually to the node (or multiple nodes using multiselection). Currently, the program includes more than 270 ready-to-use Monitoring Packs for monitoring devices, applications, and operating systems.

The monitoring pack can monitor all nodes, a single Atlas view (a group of nodes), or a single node. It can also be restricted, so that it only ever applies to one kind of device — or to a sensor type, which is what lets one pack carry the alerting and reporting for a sensor wherever that sensor is configured.
A Monitoring Pack consists of two types of elements: alerts (alerting rules) and data collectors (used for reports).

Each alert is defined by the condition describing the event, and the action is taken when the alert occurs. By default, all alerts are written to the NetCrunch event log. Data collectors define performance metrics that should be collected to present data on dashboards and reports. Each data collector entry can have a schedule to generate reports automatically. If a schedule is not set, data are collected, and reports are available on demand.

NetCrunch includes many predefined Monitoring Packs with associated events and reports.

The monitoring pack created by the user (or duplicated from the pre-created monitoring pack) can be freely converted between static and dynamic mode. Use the option in the top right corner in Monitoring Pack settings to covert)

Restricting a Pack

A pack’s Restrictions setting limits both the events the pack can contain and the devices it can be applied to. The options are:

<No restriction>
Windows only
Linux only
macOS only
BSD only
VMware ESXi only
Solaris only
Sensors only
IP SLA only
Huawei NQA only
Proxmox VE only
SNMP only

IP SLA only and Huawei NQA only are present only where the license includes IP SLA.

Choosing Sensors only, IP SLA only or Huawei NQA only reveals a second control, Sensor Type, where you pick the type of sensor the pack is written for.

Monitoring Packs for Sensors

A monitoring pack can target a sensor type rather than a node. The same applies to IP SLA and Huawei NQA operations.

Set Restrictions to Sensors only and pick the type in Sensor Type. From then on the pack carries alerts and data collectors for that type of sensor, and you apply it by assigning a node on which the sensor is configured.

Reference Sensor

A pack defined against a sensor type has no sensor in front of it to inspect, so some alerts — and every counter — ask you to pick a reference sensor. That is an existing sensor of the same type, used only while editing, to read the available counters, statuses and instances from.

If no sensor of that type is configured anywhere yet, there is nothing to reference and the editor tells you so. Configure one sensor first, then build the pack from it.

Writing Rules That Survive

A pack applies to sensors you have not seen yet, so a rule that depends on the specific sensor it was written against will not travel:

Write rules that do not depend on sensor-specific data
For counters, use [All instances] or [Filtered instances] rather than naming instances, because the instances a sensor reports vary with how it is configured

A pack’s alerts and counters only do anything where the statuses and counter instances they refer to actually exist on the sensor. A rule naming something the sensor does not report is not an error — it simply never fires.

Predefined Monitoring Packs

Operating Systems

Windows

There are several Monitoring Packs that you can use for monitoring different aspects of your Windows environment.

Active Directory (automatic): Observe Replication and Service errors. Watch Active Directory services status. The operating System must be Windows Server. Monitored network services list contains LDAP, LDAPS
Active Directory Signs of Compromise: Monitors for security events signaling potential security breach related to security event pattern, replay attack or audit policy change that need to be investigated
Basic Windows Monitoring (automatic): Provides basic workstation monitoring. Observe processor utilization, memory usage, and free disk space.

Operating System must be Windows Workstation.
Simplified Monitoring must be Disabled.
CPU (automatic): Observe CPU utilization.
DHCP Server: Observe the DHCP Server service, its errors, and warnings.
Disk (automatic): Observe Windows Disk performance.
Distributed File System (DFS): Observe Windows Event Log for specific DFSR warnings and errors.
Distributed File System Replication (DFSR): Monitor the Windows event log for specific DFSR warnings and errors, and collect performance and capacity data of namespaces and replicated folders.
DNS Server (automatic): Observe DNS errors. Watch DNS network service and Windows service status.

The operating System must be Windows Server.
The monitored network services list contains DNS.
End of Life (automatic): Observe Windows system End of Life status.
Hyper-V Hypervisor: Observe the overall processor utilization of the Hyper-V environment, and watch its Windows services' status and the Hypervisor state.
Hyper-V/VM: Track operational status, guest processor usage, guest memory, virtual processor usage, as well as any failure events.
Memory (automatic): Observe system memory utilization.
Network (automatic): Provides network utilization reports. Observes outbound traffic
Network Services Health (automatic): Watch for DHCP, DNS, WINS, Remote Access, or other TCP/IP errors.
Processes (Windows): It allows for collecting information for processes.
Security Audit: Watch for Account events, login, and password problems.
Terminal Services: Watch the number of Active and Inactive sessions.
Windows Print Queue: Monitor any print queue errors reported by the device.
MSMQ - Window Message Queuing: Monitors Windows message queue
NVIDIA Quadro GPU Dedicated to NVIDIA Quadro graphic cards.: Alerts about high GPU, Memory, and Bus usage. Shows metrics also from the Core Clock, Fan Speed, Temperature, and Power Consumption.
RDP Services: Monitors status of Windows Services related to RDP, additionally shows the number of sessions on a given machine.
Basic Windows Authorization Monitoring: Generating an alert in case of multiple failed login events happening over a short time, when a login attempt was made with explicit credentials or with special privileges assigned.
In specific cases, you may need to modify Windows security monitoring packs to prevent alert floods in environments with high numbers of privileged users' logons.
Basic Windows GPO Monitoring: Tracking changes in Group/Domain/Authorization Policies, generating an alert when such an event occurs.
In specific cases, you may need to modify Windows security monitoring packs to prevent alert floods in environments with high numbers of privileged users' logons.

Linux

Monitor the most important Linux performance indicators such as processor and memory utilization, free disk space, and available swap, and create a Linux Server Report.

Linux Status (automatic): Observes connection and authentication errors of Linux monitor.
CPU (automatic): Observe CPU utilization.
Disk (automatic): Observe disk utilization, swap available, and the volumes' free space.
Memory (automatic): Observe Available Memory.
CPU (SNMP): It requires SNMP to be enabled. Observe CPU Load and % CPU Time.
Disk (SNMP): It requires SNMP to be enabled. Observe disk utilization, swap available, volumes' free space, and physical disk I/O operations.
Memory (SNMP): It requires SNMP to be enabled. Observe system memory utilization.
Network Traffic (Linux): It allows for collecting network traffic data.
Processes (Linux): It allows for collecting information for processes.

macOS

Monitor the most important macOS performance indicators. Such as processor and memory utilization, and free disk space, and then create a macOS Report.

macOS Status (automatic): Observes connection and authentication errors of macOS monitor.
CPU (automatic): Observe CPU utilization.
Disk (automatic): Observe disk utilization and volume of free space.
Memory (automatic): Observe Available Memory.
Processes (macOS): It allows for collecting information for processes.

BSD

Monitor the most important BSD performance indicators, such as processor and memory utilization, and free disk space, and create a BSD Report.

BSD Status (automatic): Observes connection and authentication errors of BSD monitor.
CPU (automatic): Observe CPU utilization.
Disk (automatic): Observe disk utilization, and volume free space.
Memory (automatic): Observe Available Memory.
Network Traffic (BSD): It allows for collecting network traffic data.
Processes (BSD): It allows for collecting information for processes.

Solaris

Monitor most important Solaris performance indicators such as processor and memory utilization, and free disk space, and create Solaris Report.

Solaris Status (automatic): Tracks connection and authentication errors of Solaris monitor.
CPU (automatic): Observe CPU utilization.
Disk (automatic): Observe disk utilization, volumes' free space, and swap available
Memory (automatic): Observe Available Memory
Network Traffic (Solaris): It allows for collecting network traffic data.
Processes (Solaris): It allows for collecting information for processes.
Solaris (SNMP): It requires SNMP to be enabled. It monitors CPU Load, Load Check, Minimum Swap Space, and Swap Space.

VMware

VMware/ESXi Status (automatic): Tracks connection and authentication errors of VMware/ESXi monitor.
CPU (automatic): Observe CPU utilization.
Datastore (automatic): Monitor Datastore free space.
End of Life (auto): Monitor End of Life status of the VMware system (automatic)
ESXi/VM State (automatic): It monitors the health state, power state, and configuration issues of the ESXi host
Hardware Status (automatic): Alerts on hardware sensor state.
Memory (automatic): Observe Memory Usage.

Cisco

CPU (automatic): Monitor Processor utilization.
Memory (automatic): Monitor the Memory Used and Buffer Allocation Failures.

Other

Nutanix Hypervisor: Monitors cluster state, storage capacity, processor, and memory of the Hypervisor
Nutanix Storage: Monitors disk space, container, and storage pool capacity
Nutanix VM: Gathers data and alerts about memory and processors related to Nutanix virtual machines
SNMP Status (automatic): Observes connection and authentication errors of SNMP monitor.

Hardware

APC

APC ATS (SNMP): Monitors Input/Output frequency, voltage, current, and power. Alerts when there are problems with the power supply.
APC Netbotz Rack Monitor (SNMP): informs when one of the multiple events occurs, like smoke detection, temperature too high, and others.
APC PowerChute (SNMP) (automatic): Monitor battery status, capacity, and temperature.

SNMP must be Enabled.
The device class must be UPS.
The manufacturer must be APC.
APC UPS Hardware (SNMP) (automatic): Shows statistics about frequency, voltage, load, and current. Alerts when the remaining runtime of the battery is low.

Asustor

Asustor System (SNMP): Checks processor and memory utilization. Gathers information about system and CPU temperature, fan, and network.
Asustor Disk (SNMP): Monitors free space and disk temperature.
Asustor UPS (SNMP): Monitor battery status, charge level, and voltage.

Cisco

Cisco Hardware Health (automatic): Checks if the hardware components (eg, fan or power supply) are working properly.
Device Class must be Hardware Router or Switch.
The manufacturer must be Cisco.
Cisco ADSL (SNMP): Creates a report about ADSL statistics.
Cisco Nexus: Monitor processor and memory usage, and various hardware statuses of the Cisco Nexus 6000 series devices.
Cisco ASA VPN Tunnels: Creates reports about VPN traffic and Session Statistics.
Cisco UCS Unified Computing System (SNMP) (automatic): Monitors many useful parameters related to the blade, chassis, and physical discs.
Cisco Unified Communications Manager: Monitors the Call Manager status and unregistered devices in the network.
Cisco Meraki Cloud Controller (SNMP): Shows a collection of statistics from interfaces. Detects and informs about many important events like rogue DHCP servers, client IP conflicts, cable errors, and others
Cisco ADSL (SNMP): Creates a report about ADSL statistics.
Ironport (SNMP): Monitors system, disk, and queue utilization of the email security appliance.

CyberPower

CyberPower Environment(SNMP): Shows and informs about values gathered from humidity and temperature sensors
CyberPower PDU (SNMP): Monitors Power Supplies and Rack PDU
CyberPower UPS (SNMP): Monitors information about battery, temperature, and UPS power parameters
Cisco UCS - PSU and Fan (SNMP): Checks fan, fan module, and PSU statuses.

Dell

Dell EMC Isilon OneFS (SNMP): Collects information about overall health, driver, and license. It also monitors network usage, disk usage, and CPU utilization.
Dell EqualLogic Disk (SNMP): Collects information about logical and physical disks, such as availability, read/write latency, or health status
Dell EqualLogic Health (SNMP): Monitors the health of an array member, providing information about components' statuses.
Dell iDRAC (SNMP): Monitors health condition information about particular components of the Dell system.
Dell OpenManage (SNMP): Monitor various statuses and temperatures of particular components of the Dell system.

Eaton

Eaton ATS (SNMP): Shows input/output voltage and frequency values, as well as statuses about e. g—internal failure or overload.
Eaton UPS (SNMP) (automatic): Monitors basic parameters such as battery state, remaining runtime, or temperature. It is dedicated to UPS devices manufactured by Eaton.

Fortinet

Fortigate VPN: Monitors VPN traffic and session statistics
Fortinet Generic (SNMP): Monitors fan, power supply, and temperature sensors
Fortinet FortiSwitch (SNMP): Monitors processor, memory, and disks
Fortinet FortiGate: Observes CPU utilization, memory usage, and the disk's free space.

Fujitsu

Fujitsu iRMC (SNMP): Shows information about hardware, such as fan speed, temperature, power consumption, CPU speed, battery discharging, and errors.
Fujitsu Primequest (SNMP): Monitors hardware health of Fujitsu Primequest enterprise servers - overall system status, CPU, memory modules, fans, power supplies, temperature sensors, and voltage levels. Alerts cover component failure, predictive failure warnings, and critical temperature and voltage conditions.

Hillstone

Hillstone Firewall - System (SNMP): Alarms when something is wrong with HA, fan, or power supply. Tracks memory, CPU, and active session usage.
Hillstone Firewall (SNMP): Monitors multiple metrics from Hillstone Firewall such as IPSec attack count, online users, and dropped packets.

HP/HPE

Aruba Access Point (SNMP): Monitors processor, memory, Access Point state, and Radio parameters
HP Blade System Health (SNMP): Monitors health status and shows readings from fans, fuses, and temperature sensors.
HP ProCurve (automatic): Monitors CPU utilization, memory, and hardware sensors state. Creates the Performance Report.
HP ProLiant Disk (SNMP): Gathers physical and logical disk statistics, monitoring their statuses.
HP ProLiant Network Adapter (SNMP): Collects network interface statistics such as in/out traffic, errors, and in/out frames.
HP Systems Insight Manager (SNMP): Monitor overall system health condition, hardware sensors status, and interface status.
HPE Nimble Storage - Disk Array (SNMP): Shows and informs about RAID, array, as well as disk parameters and issues
HPE Nimble Storage - Network (SNMP): Monitors links and Fibre Channel links.
HPE Nimble Storage - System (SNMP): Monitors fan, power supply, temperatures, controllers, and SAS links

HW group

HW group - Damocles (SNMP): Shows values gathered from Damocles sensors. It can display information from metrics related to water, gas, electricity, and others.
HW group - Poseidon (SNMP): Shows values gathered from Poseidon sensors. It can show information about e.g., temperature and humidity.
HW group - PWR (SNMP): Designed to monitor external M-Bus meters on HWG-PWR devices
HW group - STE (SNMP): Collects values of temperature and humidity from external sensors
HW group - STE2 (SNMP): Similar to the 'HW group - STE (SNMP)'. This contains a report that allows displaying values from temperature and humidity sensors
HW group - WLD (SNMP): Reports about water leak detections

IBM

IBM IMM (SNMP): Monitors hardware parameters and health condition information related to the components of the system.
IBM System x Disk (SNMP): Shows the status of the physical drive and volume.
IBM System x System Health (SNMP): Monitors the health status of the memory and system. It also shows information about temperature, voltage, and fan speed.

Juniper

Juniper EX Switches HealthMon (SNMP): Monitors important Juniper switches performance indicators such as CPU, memory, and file storage utilization.
Juniper NetScreen (SNMP): Monitor CPU utilization, memory, and session usage. It also checks the temperature and status of hardware components.
Juniper Sensors (SNMP): Monitors control plane CPU utilization and memory.
Juniper SRX (SNMP): Monitors important Juniper SRX performance indicators such as packet forwarding memory, routing engine CPU usage, temperature, session count, etc.

Nasuni

Nasuni Filer - System Health (SNMP): Monitors updates, license usage, temperature, errors from Power Supply, and RAID.
Nasuni Filer - Statistics (SNMP): Monitors transmitted and received bits/second, cache, and the number of connected clients.
Nasuni Filer - Volume (SNMP): Informs about antivirus policy violations and state. Monitors also Volume state.

NetApp

NetApp Disk Usage: Monitors disk usage and creates reports for LUN, Free Files, INodes, Deduplication, and Free Disk Space.
NetApp I/O Operation Reports: Creates reports about multiple NetApp I/O.
NetApp System Health: Monitors overall system health condition and hardware sensors status. Creates Disk and System Health reports.
NetApp Traps: Contains SNMP trap events definitions.

Pulse Secure

Pulse Secure Hardware: Monitors MAG application blade temperature, RAID, fans, power supplies statuses
Pulse Secure Network Interfaces: Alerts if any interface goes down
Pulse Secure System: Health Alerts about high usage of CPU, memory, and disk, swap and log file capacity
Pulse Secure Users: Monitors counters related to web, cluster, and concurrent meeting users

QNAP

QNAP Disk (SNMP) (automatic): Monitors the status of the physical drive and volume. It also shows information about temperature and free space.
QNAP System Health (SNMP) (automatic): Collects information about CPU usage, available memory, temperature, and fans.

Rittal

Rittal CMC III (SNMP): Monitors the overall condition of the CMC system, CMC unit, and state of sensors connected to it.
Rittal CMC TC (SNMP): Monitors the overall condition of the chassis and all devices connected to CMC PU.

Riverbed

Riverbed SteelFusion (SNMP): Monitors counter related to CPU, Connections, and Bandwidth
Riverbed SteelHead (SNMP): Monitors counter related to CPU, Connections, and Bandwidth

Ruckus

Ruckus - System Health (SNMP): Alerts when memory usage or CPU utilization is high. Informs when services are disabled.
Ruckus ZoneDirector (SNMP): Monitors many performance and security-related events like rogue AP detection, malicious attack detection, and more.
Ruckus SmartZone (SNMP): Monitors multiple performance-related events like CPU, Memory, Disk, and License usage.

Socomec

Socomec Modulys UPS (SNMP): Informs about environmental, battery, and UPS issues. Monitors also Input and Output phases.
Socomec UPS (SNMP): Gathers data about Input/Output Current, Frequency, and Voltage. Informs about battery problems.

SonicWall

SonicWall System Health (SNMP): Shows CPU utilization, RAM utilization, and connection cache entry usage.
SonicWall VPN Traffic (SNMP): Shows the number of encrypted/decrypted packets and bytes per second and incoming/outcoming fragmented packets per second.

Synology

Synology Disk (SNMP): Gathers information about disk temperature and monitors the status of volume/disks.
Synology System Health (SNMP): Monitors the system's health status - temperature, memory, and processor usage.

Tripp Lite

Tripp Lite - Cooling (SNMP): Monitors temperature sensor, compressor pressure, and other parameters
Tripp Lite - PDU (SNMP): Monitors output and input power parameters
Tripp Lite - UPS (SNMP): Monitors temperature, battery, input, and output power parameters

ZyXel

Generic ZyXEL IES Series (SNMP): Includes monitoring of chassis, system parameters, voltage, temperature, and fan status.
Generic ZyXEL ZyWALL (SNMP): Includes monitoring of CPU, Memory utilization, blocked packets, VPN tunnels, and network interfaces.
ZyXel USG Flex (SNMP): Alerts when Memory, Flash, or CPU usage is high. Gathers information from VPN.

Other

Alcatel OmniSwitch (SNMP): Monitors CPU utilization, IO utilization, memory, and switch temperature.
Allied Telesis AlliedWare Plus (SNMP): Shows and informs about memory, processor, PSU, fans, and temperature parameters and issues
Axis Video (SNMP): Alerts about failures and other undesirable events. Monitors also temperature.
Barracuda Spam and Virus Firewall: Creates reports about Inbound Messages, Outbound Messages, and other statistics.
Buffalo Terra Station (SNMP) (automatic): Monitors memory usage, CPU utilization, PSU status, and failover status. Shows information about new updates, errors, and warnings on the device.
Carel (SNMP): Monitors multiple metrics (e.g. temperatures, fans, humidity) and alarms when something is wrong.
Checkpoint VPN: Shows and informs about the status and state of the VPN tunnel, decryption errors
Cybernetics iSAN Series Storage (SNMP): Alerts when the temperature of the CPU or chassis is high. Informs also about the disk, power supply, and array issues.
Eltek (SNMP): Checks battery, fan, and rectifier. Gathers information about voltage, current, and temperature.
Emerson Liebert UPS (SNMP): Monitors UPS status and the remaining time on the battery
Extreme Networks (SNMP): Monitors basic counter of the switch such as temperature, power supply CPU, and memory
F5 Local Traffic Manager: Monitors important SNMP traps and variables of the Traffic Manager. The event will be generated if there is a problem with temperature, fan speed, power supply, CPU and memory usage, DOS or Brute Force attack is detected, or one of many monitored traffic statistics is higher than usual.
Generic UPS (SNMP) (automatic): Monitors basic parameters, such as battery state, remaining runtime, or temperature. It is intended for all UPS devices which support RFC 1628 Generic UPS MIB.
GUDE Expert PDU Energy 8341-Series (SNMP): Informs about environmental issues like possible condensation or temperature/humidity fluctuations. It also monitors power and energy parameters.
Huawei (SNMP): Monitors CPU, battery, and memory status
InterSeptor Pro Environment (SNMP): Gets and collects temperature and humidity data measured by InterSeptor Pro device.
Janitza Power Quality Analysers UMG Series: Monitors measurements of voltage, current, and frequency. Gathers data about active energy and reactive energy, power, real power, and reactive power.
Lenovo EMC System Health (SNMP): Monitors RAID and disk health states of NAS storage.
Link Aggregation (automatic): Monitors changes of switch/router ports.
Meinberg LANTIME (SNMP): Checks NTP and receiver synchronizations, and monitors the health of equipment such as fans, power supply, and more.
Mikrotik Router (SNMP): Gathers information from temperature sensors. It also shows information about voltage, current power, fan speed, network interfaces, and others.
NetGear ReadyNAS System Health (SNMP): Monitors essential parameters such as disk temperature, volumes' free space, and fan speed.
Palo Alto Networks Firewall (SNMP): Monitors useful parameters on Palo Alto Firewalls such as SSL proxy utilization, sessions, processor, power usage, etc.
Riedo Networks E3METER (SNMP): Monitors information about temperature, humidity, and power parameters.
RMON Traffic (SNMP): Shows a collection of statistics per particular Ethernet interface on a device that can provide traffic data via RMON.
Server Technology Sentry 3 (SNMP): Monitors power and environment parameters
SMSEagle (SNMP): Monitors overall condition of the SMSEagle device, signal strength, messages statistics, processor, memory, disk, interfaces, network services, and any other parameters
Sophos XG Firewall (SNMP): Alerts about high usage of CPU, Memory, Disk, and Swap.
Tycon Systems TPDIN Monitor Web V2: Monitors voltages and currents on 4 on-board relays, the internal and external temperature of the device

Applications

Anti-Virus Software

Below, you can find a list of Monitoring Packs that you can add to check if the following Anti-Virus application is running on the monitored node. Antivirus status monitoring is one of the key aspects to check on Windows workstations and laptops.

Adaware Antivirus
Adaware Total Security
Avast Premium Security
AVG AntiVirus
AVG Internet Security
Avira
BitDefender
BitDefender Parental Control
BullGuard Antivirus
BullGuard Internet Security
BullGuard Premium Protection
Comodo Antivirus and Internet Security
Comodo Endpoint Protection
eScan
ESET
F-Secure
G Data Antivirus
G Data Internet Security
G Data Total Security
K7 AntiVirus Premium
K7 TotalSecurity
Kaspersky Home Products
Kaspersky Security Center
Kaspersky Endpoint Security
Kaspersky Small Office Security
Malwarebytes
McAfee Total Protection
Norton
Panda Dome
Sophos Home
Sophos Endpoint Protection
Symantec Endpoint Protection Client
Symantec Endpoint Protection Server
Trend Micro
VIPRE
Webroot SecureAnywhere
Windows Defender
Windows Defender (2016-2019)
ZoneAlarm

Microsoft

Exchange 2007-2010 Mailbox Access Server: Monitor key Windows services and performance counters of the Mailbox Access Server.
Exchange 2007 - 2010 Transport Access Server: Monitor key Windows services and performance counters of the Transport Access Server, it contains SMTP availability report.
Exchange 2013 Client Access Role: Monitor key Windows services and performance counters of the Client Access Server. It contains reports about IMAP4, SMTP, UMCallRouter, and POP3.
Exchange 2013 Mailbox Role: Monitor key Windows services and performance counters of the Mailbox Access Server.
Exchange 2016-2019: Monitor key Windows services and performance counters of Exchange servers and related services
IIS: Monitor key IIS performance metrics such as ASP requests, IIS Private Bytes, and monitor the Windows event log for ASP, SMTP, and WWW errors.
MS Dynamics NAV Server: Monitor key Windows Services of the MS Dynamics NAV Server.
MS Project Server 2013: Monitor key Windows Services of the MS Project Server 2013.
MS Project Server 2016: Monitor key Windows Services of the MS Project Server 2016.
MS SQL Server 2012-2019: Monitor key performance metrics, Windows and Network Services, MS SQL event log warnings, and errors. It contains several reports such as:
Processor Bottleneck Analysis, Disk Usage and Performance, Memory Usage Analysis, MS SQL Server 2012-2017 CPU Performance, MS SQL Server 2012-2017 Memory, MS SQL Server 2012-2017 I/O Report
SharePoint 2010: Watch the status of SharePoint Windows Services, the number of rejected requests, cache size, and the number of queued requests.
SharePoint 2013: Watch the status of SharePoint Windows Services, the number of rejected requests, cache size, and the number of queued requests.
SharePoint 2016: Watch the status of SharePoint Windows Services, the number of rejected requests, cache size, and the number of queued requests.

Other

AdRem NetCrunch Server: Monitor Windows Services of the NetCrunch Server.
Apache Server (automatic): Reports: Detailed Report of Apache servers.
Apache Monitoring Engine must be enabled.
APC Windows Events: Monitor specific APC Windows event log events.
ARCserve: Monitor specific ARCserve Windows event log events.
Atlantis ILIO (SNMP): Alerts when defined thresholds for CPU, Disk, Load, or Memory usage are exceeded.
Avaya Modular Messaging Server: Monitor key Messaging Server Windows Services.
CiscoWorks Lan Management: Monitor key Lan Management Windows Services.
Citrix Netscaler (SNMP): Alerts if CPU/Memory usage is too high or there is too many server/client connections
Citrix Xen App 6.0 Server: Monitor key Citrix Xen App Server Windows Services.
Java Application Server (SNMP): Generate a report about memory, threads, and classes usage.
Kentix AlarmManager - Environment (SNMP): Monitors environmental parameters like temperature, humidity, and dew point. Alerts about exceeding the threshold.
Oracle 11.2.0: Monitor key performance metrics such as buffer cache miss ratio, log buffer, Windows Services, and others.
pfSense (SNMP): Collect statistics about firewall packet rates, alerting if pfSense is not running or the number of dropped packets is worrying
Squid 3 (SNMP): Monitor cache hit ratio and CPU utilization.
Stormshield (SNMP): Monitors the status of the firewall.
Veeam Backup and Replication Server: Monitor key Veeam Backup and Replication Server Windows Services.
Veritas Backup Exec Server: Monitors key Veritas Backup Exec Server Windows Services
Veritas Backup Exec Agent: Monitors key Veritas Backup Exec Agent Windows Services
Veritas Backup Exec Events: Monitors specific Veritas Backup Exec Windows Event Log events
Veritas NetBackup Exec Server: Monitors key Veritas Backup Exec Agent Windows Services
Veritas NetBackup Exec Client: Monitors key Veritas NetBackup Exec Client Windows Services

Global

Settings for all nodes in the Atlas.

Bandwidth (automatic): Monitor node bandwidth usage from the node's perspective
Correlations: Allows defining alerts correlating multiple alerts from multiple nodes.
Global Flows: Here you can specify NetFlow thresholds for your entire network.
NetCrunch: Generates an event when a node was added or deleted from Atlas.
NetCrunch Audit: Enables tracking user access to NetCrunch Console and failed login attempts to the Console.
NetCrunch Self Monitor: Tracks various NetCrunch Server parameters and triggers notifications to administrators if any problems occur.
NetCrunch Server: Tracks various NetCrunch Server services and triggers notifications to administrators if any problems occur.
Network Traffic (SNMP) (automatic): Collects data for traffic statistics and Top Charts.
Node Status (automatic): Generates an event when the node state changes to up or down.
This monitoring pack is automatically assigned to all nodes in the Atlas.
Physical Connections (automatic): Monitors change of node linkage.
Port Status: Track status of all monitored ports
Service Status (automatic): Monitors connection reliability and network services status.
This monitoring pack is automatically assigned to all nodes in the Atlas.

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