Server & Network Monitoring System
Bespoke Monitoring & Managed Solutions.

K® Kenzie and her Crew can monitor all our customer servers from one centralised location, even if your devices are in different parts of the globe. To do so, our server monitoring tool uses “100% remote probes.” Our remote probes allow for agentless server monitoring, which means our customers can monitor IT environments found in different locations than your own environment.

In the technology world, there are so many server monitoring and analysis tools on the market today worldwide. K® Kenzie and our Crew recommend weighing the pros and cons of each server monitoring tool (such as K®’s Server Monitoring Tool vs. Nagios). K® Kenzie of Saudi Gulf is a complete server network monitoring tool that continually monitors your entire IT environment including your Cloud server. This environment includes Linus Shared Server, Windows Shared Server, VPS, Dedicated and Enterprise servers, as well as devices such as switches and routers from all the major branded manufacturers. Add to that bandwidth, applications, quality of service, and much more JUST 1-click away.

You can ONLY, yourself set the threshold Network values which, when this is exceeded, activate the sending of a warning message to your mailbox. You can also define as you wish how the message is sent to you. These options include email, push notification, SMS, Syslog messages, and much more. The K® Kenzie and Crew alarm are fully customisable to your needs. So you can, for example, set up a more rigorous and instant monitoring notification system for critical server infrastructures (such as your VPS, Dedicate and Enterprise servers) than for your own individual workstations.

Our latest sensors use a variety of Newer Network protocols to monitor your entire network infrastructure. These include SNMP, WMI, and performance clock counters. The market-leading Windows Management Instrumentation (WMI) is a commonly used standard all across created by Microsoft. Running WMI often puts great strain on any network’s load. But, if you have already decided to go with Windows Management Instrumentation (WMI), you’ll want to create as few WMI sensors on your Network as possible to ensure you don’t compromise the performance of your server Network. Even by much of contrast, the load that’s produced by the SNMP is quite insignificant compared to, even for extensive server Network monitoring with some several thousand sensors available. You’ll therefore rarely encounter drops in speed and performance.