Server Siren -- watches your servers so you don't have to
Features
- Monitor an unlimited number of servers
- Monitor any server port
- Runs as a menu bar item, so you know instantly if there's a problem
- Configure multiple alarms and be notified on your screen, by phone, email, or SMS. Even run an AppleScript!
- Run reports on each server or the entire list
- Graphical logging shows time to connect to each server
Server Siren is only $15
Version 1.1 for Mac OS X
Requires Mac OS X 10.4 (Tiger)
Not currently compatible with Leopard
These days, almost everyone has a website, and it's important that those websites are always up and running. Server Siren monitors your servers and alerts you if there are any problems. You'll always know right away if your site goes down.
With Server Siren, server downtime is a thing of the past. It runs as a menu bar item, so a quick glance is all it takes to see that everything is A-OK. If a server goes down, Server Siren alerts you immediately so you can fix the problem and get your site up and running again.
And when Server Siren alerts you, it doesn't fool around. You can set up multiple alarms and be notified by email, by SMS, or onscreen. Server Siren can even run an AppleScript, so you can do just about anything you need to if one of your servers goes down.
There's nothing worse than finding out the hard way that your server has been down for hours, even days, and you didn't know. Get Server Siren today. It's peace of mind made easy!
10 Day Free Trial!
Try Server Siren free for 10 days. If you like it, Server Siren is only $15.
Frequently Asked Questions
Can Server Siren watch my mail server?
Absolutely! Any server that's accessible over a network can be watched. As long as it has an address and a TCP port, Server Siren can keep an eye on it for you.
Why does it take so long for SMS messages to arrive?
Because of network delays both on the internet as well as through your cell phone carrier, SMS messages take longer than a simple email. In addition, Server Siren uses a third party service to send those messages. In all, though, the delay is only a few minutes longer than an email.
What format should my SMS numbers be in?
While you can use some punctuation in the SMS number, the best format is simply a straight series of your 10-digit number, including your area code: 1234567890
What do I need to do to get email alerts?
Server Siren works with Apple's Mail framework. On the computer running Server Siren, you need to have Mail.app installed and at least one valid email account set up within Mail. Mail does not need to be running for email alerts to work.
Can Server Siren output a status report to the web?
Not yet, but keep an eye out for updates... ;)
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