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2Verify's technical specifications are detailed below.
Monitors
Monitors can be run on a frequency of one, five, or fifteen minutes. Response times can be
set to best match the performance requirements of the given server. The type of Monitors include the following:
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HTTP (web) - Visiting web pages and
verifying that they are loading correctly.
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SMTP (mail server) - Accessing and
testing the operation of email functionality.
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POP3 (mail server) - Accessing and
testing the operation of email functionality.
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DNS (domain name server) - Accessing
the server and testing queries for particular domain name resolutions.
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IMCP (ping) - Pinging servers and
verifying responses.
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Alarm Contacts
2Verify's Alarms are sent via email, which makes it possible to receive error
messages on
most cell phones and pagers. Available error message formats include short (typically for cell phones and pagers) and
long (which may be preferred for sending error messages to web email accounts). Alarm Contacts can be configured to only
be sent between a range of hours on any given day (such as 9am to 5pm), and can be configured to only be sent after the given
error has gone unresolved for a specified period of time (which might be preferred for a manager who does not directly
administer the given server).
Reporting
Availability reporting on an account basis are available for periods back from the current date and time of 24 hours, 48
hours, 1 week, 1 month, and 3 months. Availability summaries are available via email on a daily and weekly basis.
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