Cyclops is a server monitering program that can reduce downtime by alerting you when services are offline.

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Welcome to Cyclops Server Monitoring Software

Cyclops server monitoring software for Windows XP and Windows 7 is a simple solution for monitoring servers, applications, web services, websites and network devices. The software is suitable for all sizes of organisation and ensures immediate notification of any downtime/outage errors, helping you maximise the uptime of your server services.

Status & Web Reports

  • Recieve Emails and SMS alerts when your servers go Down
  • Recieve Emails and SMS alerts when your servers go Down

Server monitoring software from Cyclops generates a daily status report and an online web status page, which gives a live overview of the current status of all your systems, and can be viewed on any mobile device such as an iPhone, Blackberry, Android smartphone, iPad or similar.
More information about status reports can be found here.

Email and SMS Alerts

Recieve Emails and SMS alerts when your servers go Down

Receive fully customizable emails and SMS text uptime and downtime/outage messages when your servers go down and up.

Charts and History

Monitor All Of Your Servers

Charts and history reports of server errors are automatically produced and can be exported to external documents.

Free Trial

Free 10 day Trial

A 10 day free trial (download) is available. Just supply brief email/mobile details of where errors should be sent.

Monitor Multiple Services

Monitor All Of Your Servers

Monitor all of your servers with our unique checking algorithm that completely eliminates false positives.

Redundant Infrastructure

Monitor All Of Your Servers

Cyclops web services offer multiple levels of redundancy to guarantee the highest levels of availability.

Simple Pricing Structure

Monitor All Of Your Servers

Monitor all your servers for just one simple price per month. Pricing plans can be viewed here.

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