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Monitoring Software?

Coltblues

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Does anyone know of any monitoring software that can be used on windows 7? I'm looking for something that can email alerts for whatever alarms I set up. I'm looking to monitor cpu temps, cpu utilization, fan speeds, storage space, etc. This is for a server so I wanted to know if anything is going on with it while I'm away from the house. Also free software the better but willing to pay if its worth it.
 
Bump, I'd use whs11 but the ssd isn't big ebough. Might revert back to a large spindle drive just to install it. Does anyone have anything good to say about whs11? I'm also running a vm on unbuntu on this box that hosts some services as well.
 
Is this a self built server, or is it a prebuilt one IBM, Dell, HP, etc.?
 
Bump, I'd use whs11 but the ssd isn't big ebough. Might revert back to a large spindle drive just to install it. Does anyone have anything good to say about whs11? I'm also running a vm on unbuntu on this box that hosts some services as well.

Don't mean to necro the thread but just wanted to note that WHS2011 can be installed on drives with less than the minimum "required" storage space of 160GB. I did this recently on a 74GB Raptor drive. Just do a good search on installing whs2011 < 160GB and the solution should come up. Just have to create an ini file with some instructions on a flash drive.

In fact here's a link for instructions:

http://usingwindowshomeserver.com/2...n-ssd-or-sata-hard-drives-smaller-than-160gb/
 
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