Monitor Linux servers
The Monitorpack team regularly provides useful metrics to easily monitor your applications, devices and systems. These are basic measurements, if you want to go further Monitorpack software Guard is able to check all performance counters, services, processes, ports, event IDs, existing printers and shares in your IT environment.
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 |