Integrio Uptime Scout

Integrio Uptime Scout monitors the availability of supervised websites and notifies users if their servers are up or down.

Basic graphical user interface

The layout of the application is reduced to only two tabs: one shows the present servers that are being supervised and the other allows basic settings to be tweaked.
Users can add websites in the tracking list via '+' and '-' symbols, and can get servers tested via the small lightning symbol next to the 'test log' list. Every major feature of this program is extremely accessible and visible.
You are allowed to set up and store authentication parameters (username and password) for the target server, build up a list with the servers that you want to keep an eye on, as well as edit or delete servers.

Simple but effective features

Integrio Uptime Scout allows users to be notified of website status changes via different options. Popup messages and sound alerts are some of the supported notifications. In case servers fail, users can introduce a command to be executed automatically on the first or every failed attempt to connect to servers.
Commands can also run third-party tools that will elaborate the problem. E-mails can be added on the list of notifications in case a broader audience needs to know the current server status.
The monitoring frequency is variable. Users can set it for 5 minutes or 30 seconds, and can change the timeout period manually from the default of 60 seconds. Additionally, users can connect to servers via a URL, or add a proxy port or a proxy address.

Conclusion

Integrio Uptime Scout offers basic yet efficient monitoring capabilities. It has several notification methods, and can run third-party apps automatically in case a server shutdown occurs. Users can be notified in many ways that include local sound and popup alerts, while e-mails can be sent to various addresses in case more people need to be kept in touch with the overall situation.