Monitor Linux servers
Overview
MonitorPack team provides regular metrics to easily monitor your Windows servers, MonitorPack will monitor all ports allocated for a specific Linux service.
The next sections describe metrics to control. System Overview.
How to create Alert
Open MonitorPack Guard > Expand Monitoring menu > Select manage Alerts. In the MonitorPack Guard Manager panel select your alert type and select "create a new alert"
Monitor daemons by sockets
| Subject | Daemon | Status | Port | Link |
| All | TCP port 1 to 65535 | True false |
RFC | None |
| TCP | SunRPC | True/False | 11 | None |
| TCP | DayTime | True/False | 13 | None |
| TCP | FTP | True/False | 21 | None |
| TCP | SSH | True/False | 22 | None |
| TCP | Telnet | True/False | 23 | None |
| TCP | SMTP | True/False | 25 | None |
| TCP | Time | True/False | 37 | None |
| TCP | DNS Service | True/False | 53 | None |
| TCP | Finger | True/False | 79 | None |
| TCP | Web Server | True/False | 80 | None |
| TCP | POP | True/False | 109 | None |
| TCP | POP3 | True/False | 110 | None |
| TCP | RPC Bind | True/False | 111 | None |
| TCP | Auth | True/False | 113 | None |
| TCP | Login | True/False | 513 | None |
| TCP | Shell | True/False | 514 | None |
| TCP | Printers | True/False | 515 | None |
