ServerAssist can be installed and configured in as little as nine clicks of the mouse.
Rapid Setup
A Rapid Setup wizard manages the installation process, collecting the required information, generating a base configuration and installing the applicable components.
Key settings such as the monitored Windows domain, IP address range, e-mail addresses and mail servers are automatically detected, meaning you can have full monitoring up and running in just a few minutes.
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The installation is extracted from the package...
... and the setup program starts.
The Rapid Setup Wizard will run automatically if nothing has been installed yet.
The licence agreement is shown...
There are several scanning options available.
Here agent-based monitoring has been selected.
Scanning for Windows systems requires administrative authority.
The appropriate password is entered.
The e-mail address will be populated automatically from Active Directory, but can be changed if necessary.
The mail server used to deliver e-mails will be determined automatically from those listed in Active Directory.
Once all the information is entered, the installation can start.
The main components are installed.
The scanning will take place automatically, and an initial configuration applied, with progress e-mails sent periodically. Once finished, the Getting Started guide is a good source of further information.
Single Installation
The ServerAssist installation package includes all the components in a single download. For maximum convenience, it's available as a self-extracting executable or an ISO image.
Additional operating system components are automatically installed as required.
Getting Started Guide
The getting started guide contains some step by step instructions for common tasks that will help you get ServerAssist up and running quickly.
Once the core software is installed and configured, there's other guides to help with further configuration and customisation.
Full Network Scan
As part of the installation, ServerAssist can scan your whole network, finding Windows servers, Linux machines, applications and network hardware, meaning that you have fully operational montoring as soon as the installation finishes.
For larger networks, the scan can be limited to particular domains, IP address ranges and machines following a certain naming standard.
up and running in just nine clicks