• a monitor to configure and visualize the state of the robot and the different checks.
• a monitoring robot, which performs periodic checks on the infrastructure or applications.
• if necessary, a counter-robot that checks the operation of the robot itself.

• Message sent to those indicated in the integrated messaging software (WDBal).
• Email sent to the specified addresses.
• Message sent to a specific application.
• Control screen (visual and/or sound alert).
• WLanguage procedure.
• Via a third-party program.

1. Install the monitoring robot. The monitoring robot must be installed on a computer that is never turned off.
2. Install the counter-robot if necessary. The counter-robot is an additional security tool. It is used to check whether the monitoring robot operates properly.
3. Install the monitor. The monitor can be installed on several computers. The monitor is used to configure the different tests run by the monitoring robot.

• If names of domain are used, the three programs must be installed on the same domain.
• The three programs must be installed on the same local network.

Use

Using the monitor

• Create, edit or delete a check.
• Versions 26 and later
  Create, edit or delete a check model.
  New in version 26
  Create, edit or delete a check model.
  Create, edit or delete a check model.
• Duplicate a check.
• Find a check.
• Run a check.
• Configure:
  • the monitor
  • the robot
  • the counter-robot
  • Versions 26 and later
    the users
    New in version 26
    the users
    the users
• Display the history.

RobotComponents component

• signal its activity by writing into a .ini file.
• browse an error report in XML format supplied by the monitoring robot.