Idera Windows Health Check

Server administrators need various monitoring tools to make sure the server is running at top performance when serving the requests of connected clients. With a little help from Idera Windows Health Check, they can keep an eye on the server's health from a single monitoring dashboard. To use Idera Windows Health Check, you have to connect to the server first. If you want to test it out on your Windows PC, you can use the localhost as the hostname. Idera Windows Health Check displays information about the operating system edition and installed service packs, as well as a few technical specifications regarding the system's processor, the RAM, the system's architecture, the computer's name, and the local IP address.

Key Features:

• Monitors server performance


• Displays hardware and software information


• Gauges for CPU and memory usage


• Top 10 processes for resource consumption


• View disk space availability and usage

Technical Specifications:

• Processor information


• RAM details


• System architecture


• Local IP address

Additional Information:

Aside from hardware and software information, Idera Windows Health Check also displays two gauges that reflect the CPU and the memory usage, as well as the top 10 processes that generate resource consumption. You can also view the available free space and the occupied storage for all the disks on your machine. To get a better overview on how your disks are used, you can look at the input/output operations chart, which reveals the transfer rate and the speed of reading and writing actions performed on the hard disk. Similarly, meaning from a chart, you get information about the network traffic, as Idera Windows Health Check displays the receive and the send rate. The health of the server is vital, so a monitoring solution such as Idera Windows Health Check, which provides important indicators, surely comes in handy. It allows you to view resource utilization and quickly detect problems that might need addressing. It can display the status of the DNS and DHCP server.