Il existe bien des variantes logicielles à cet outil, mais c’est la première fois que j’en trouve un sous forme physique.
En fait, ce boitier surveille une série d’équipements en faisant des ping réguliers. En cas de perte de réponse, une alarme est générée par : contact sec, trap SNMP, email, syslog, message TCP ou UDP ou envoi FTP.
Administrable via le web et au format industriel donc rail DIN avec 2 entrées TOR et 2 sorties TOR.
Une alternative pour une surveillance “bon marché” d’un site distant ?
The new "IP Watcher" from Wiesemann & Theis GmbH provides continuous monitoring of network components and sends an alarm as soon as devices are no longer responding.
Network stations are cyclically "pinged" by their IP addresses stored in the IP Watcher. If there is no reply to a request, an alarm is triggered. This takes place either by switching actuators or sending a message over the network (e-mail, SNMP trap, Syslog message, FTP upload, TCP or UDP client message).
The device is housed in a compact DIN rail mount enclosure containing a Web server and space for two digital inputs and two digital outputs.If the IP Watcher is incorporated into a network, Web pages provided by the internal Web server are used to carry out the device and alarm configuration. The device can be fully operated from any desired browser without installing additional plug-ins.
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