PulseWise provides monitoring services for Email, Web, DNS, and Internet Security designed for Administrators.
PulseWise monitors and alerts you of issues on your network without having to worry about the moment-by-moment job of watching it.
Email Monitoring
You can use PulseWise to monitor all the Internet connections of your email server, including SMTP, POP3, IMAP4, and LDAP. It can also monitor the performance of your email server, ensuring that email can be sent to and from your server. Real-time Blacklists (RBLs) are also monitored, making sure your email is not being systemically blocked as spam.
Web Monitoring
PulseWise will make sure your web site is up and responsive from various places on the Internet, insuring your business presence is protected. If your pages on your site are changed for any reason, whether by an internal mistake, or a malicious hack, PulseWise will immediately alert your to the issues and allow you to recover the web site data.
DNS Monitoring
DNS services can be complex, and a minor outage can shutdown your email, web, and other Internet services. PulseWise will monitor your Email and Web pointers, as well as other services like FTP. If a change is detected in any of these DNS services, you will be alerted to the change, and have instant access to what they were previously set to, allowing you to rollback the changes to recover from any issues
SSL Monitoring
SSL Certificates can be tricky to install, and can stop working due to a simple software upgrade. Even worse, they can expire without warning. PulseWise proactively watches your SSL certificates so they don't expire accidentally.
The latency map above shows real-time activity on the Internet being monitored by PulseWise. The dots will grow larger as the latency increases, and will turn orange and then red as the latency moves to levels causing delays and outages.
This data is provided by the Internet Weather Map Project, as conjunction with PulseWise. The Internet Weather Map Project is an Open Community service provided free of charge to the Internet community for the exchange of information on Internet connectivity.
PulseWise offers a free 30 day trial of all services. Trials will start in March 2010. If you would like to be in the Beta program, contact info@pulsewise.com
Pricing for PulseWise
Pricing will be formally announced during the March 2010. Until then, PulseWise services continue to evolve and are offered at no cost.
Who is PulseWise?
PulseWise was created by, and is run by, Email Admins who have been in the email business for over 20 years (Since 1985). With their collective knowledge of running email systems for hundreds of companies, many in the Fortune 500, they started PulseWise to keep email systems up and running in environments where being down is not an option.
PulseWise Blog
Keep track of news and events in the monitoring space by following the PulseWise blog, which is both regular browser and iPhone compatible.