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- The main advantage with this system over the existing monitoring system is its use of user simulation for functional testing. By using the TactiCom developed user simulation system, it performs a complete function test on the system over the network/Internet. Should any part of the system fail, the monitor will log the error and take the action required.
In the past, systems typically pinged ports or looked for a valid response from a port or Internet address. Current monitors only ensure that the web server is responding at an address on a corresponding port. By functionally testing the system, the monitor tests the entire application or service and can detect issues such as database time outs, heavy load conditions, web server problems, SQL sources becoming unavailable, etc. - As with previous TactiCom systems, our system monitors are located on each coast of the USA. This ensures that the system under test can be monitored across the internet. For example, if we were monitoring a system in Massachusetts, the primary monitor would be run on a system in San Jose, CA and the secondary monitor on a system in Vienna, VA.
- TactiCom provides 24x7 coverage for system monitoring accounts.
- The monitoring systems can be configured to run a set of commands on encountering errors. The system can perform both a system soft and hard boot automatically. Upon encountering a problem, the system automatically notifies system administrators and support personnel by phone, pager and e-mail.
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