The above data is generated by a sensor located in Belgium, Europe.
Current Belgian time is
08:16 am (GMT +1) on Tuesday Jan 6, 2009
It doesn't take long for a damaged airconditioning, damaged fan, bad air circulation or malfunctioning heat shield to shut your systems down for good. High temperatures damage components.
And, just like surge damage, heat-related incidents often result in data loss as well with non-neglectable operational impact and costs.
The problem is, heat-related problems can occur at any time, and there's no guarantee that your team is going to be standing in front of the servers when it happens. Because the difference between normal and excessive operating temperatures isn't that great, and temperature escalation is rapid once protection systems fail, it's important to take a proactive monitoring and defensive stance, like ServersCheck's temperature monitoring.
The good news is that ServersCheck can offer you a complete temperature monitoring solution for only $477 excluding shipping fees.
This requires a computer running on a Windows 2000/XP/2003 platform. The sensor has its own IP address and then software connects over TCP/IP with the sensor.
Alerts are generated by the Monitoring Software when treshold values have been exceeded. Alerts can be sent in multiple ways including email, SMS, voice call (modem and SkypeOut) and MSN.
Combine our automated monitoring with a regular human monitoring (as any system can fail) and you will have one of the the best protections against temperature surges possible. Put the alert level not too high: it is better to be informed a little too early of a potential temperature issue.
