Net Monitoring
Net Monitoring

The total control of your network

The increasing complexity of the network makes more and more important to have control of performance analisys and certification of the netwrok itself. For this reason AFA Systems has developed a system control called Net Monitoring: full control over LAN and WAN efficiency, through well-timed alerts (e-mail, sms, fax) if there are anomalies or breakdowns.

The service include the “free loan” use of a sotware, called Net Mon Probe, which will be installed by our Client. It will identify any possible anomalies in the network and eventually will notify the people responsible for that, internal or external to the organisation: for example, there are some companies that manage in outsourcing all the information systems.

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Thursday, 26 March 2009

All the details of your Computer System

AFA Systems has studied and realised an advanced computer system, which allows to store all hardware and software features of an ICT equipment.

Some frequent questions are:

  • How many computers have installed Windows XP?
  • How many computers have installed Windows Vista?
  • How do you know tha right version of a computer spare part?

In order to answer to this kind of questions, you may query the ICT Fleet Management Database: in few seconds, it provides you exact and detailed answers.

Hardware Information

  • Type and frequency processor clock frequency, external clock, multiplier description, manufacturer, CPU status, socket designation, etc..
  • Name and manufacturer of the motherboard, name and manufacturer of the chassis, BIOS information, slot and system memory, ports, etc..
  • Memory size and memory modules.
  • Information EDID monitor, video card information.
  • Name, size and type of all hard drives, CD, floppy and removable; information about logical drives
  • Device audio, video and audio codecs
  • Name of the network adapter, IP addresses and MAC addresses, DHCP settings, DNS and WINS, and so on.
  • Name, type and configuration of printers
  • Name and type of modem
  • List of all devices of the system.

Software information and OS

  • Information about the operating system, such as name, type, version, build, serial number, etc..
  • Service packs and hotfixes
  • Software installed on each machine
  • Contents of the folder "Programs"
  • Applications to run automatically initiated by the folder and run automatically by the Registry
  • Name and version of antivirus software installed
  • Engine database
  • Environment Variables
  • All the shared resources, both visible hidden
  • All processes running
  • Services
  • User Account.


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Last Updated on Tuesday, 26 April 2011