DiskMonitor enables a network administrator to monitor local and networked disks, graphically view usage history, receive custom emails alerts, recurs entire disks to determine directory usage and generate reports.

DiskMonitor uses a Windows Service to poll disk usage. The service can send warning and critical e-mail alerts as well as save usage information for graphical review.

Many disks can be configured at once or each disk configured separately.

All directories can be recursed enabling network administrators to determine which directories are using the most space and which directories have large numbers of files.

When the network administrator needs to disable alerting, all alerting can be disabled and later e-enabled with a single click of the mouse.

Two different emails can be sent out when disk usage runs low. One email can be sent to a desktop with detailed information while another email can be sent to a hand held device. Both email subjects are configurable and hand held device email subjects can be fully configured.

The disk usage charts can be fully configured and emailed to other users from within the application.

Here are some key features of "DiskMonitor":

· Sends custom e-mails alerts
· Generates configurable charts that show off disk usage over time
· Generates comma separated reports of disk and directory usage
· Supports SMTP and username/password authentication
· Monitor intervals can be configured for each disk

Limitations:

· 20 days trial
· Nag screen

What's New in This Release: [ read full changelog ]

· The directory monitor now enables users to monitor the number of files contained within a directory structure. To monitor the number of files within a directory structure, right click on the directory and select Directory Monitor Wizard. Navigate to the Warning or Critical tabs. Set the option to monitor the number of files. The email HTML template has been updated to include the number of files within the directory. If using text based emails or message box alerts, open the Actions Manager and reset the content by clicking on the Default button. Doing so will add the file count to the message. If firing another type of alert you can add the tag to the alert to see the number of files contained within the directory structure.