RMON
- How to get licence
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- Notifications and alerting
- Status pages
- Security checklist
- How to use groups and roles
- How to change user settings
Servers
Self-hosted uptime monitoring for your infrastructure
Keep monitoring management and history under your operational control. Deploy RMON on supported Linux systems and manage checks, users, locations, alerts and status pages from the web interface.
A monitoring platform you operate where your services live
RMON is installed in your infrastructure and provides a central interface for availability checks and remote monitoring locations. Teams can use the product without configuring each agent separately.
Groups, roles and identity-provider integration help separate responsibilities. Monitoring data, check history, notification settings and public status pages remain part of the same managed workflow.
Retain operational control
Choose where the RMON application and its monitoring data are hosted.
Manage from one interface
Configure checks, locations, users, notifications and updates from RMON.
Fit team access
Use groups, roles and supported identity providers to organize user access.
What this solution can cover
- Deployment on supported Linux distributions
- Central web interface
- Managed RMON Agent installation
- Groups and role-based access
- OpenID Connect identity providers
- Configurable monitoring history
- Multiple notification integrations
- Public status pages
Go from deployment to useful monitoring
- 01
Install RMON
Deploy the supported packages and complete the initial web configuration.
- 02
Add users and locations
Set up the access groups and servers that will host monitoring agents.
- 03
Create checks
Choose the service, healthy response, interval, thresholds and locations.
- 04
Connect the response workflow
Assign notifications, review history and publish selected service states.
Common questions about self-hosted uptime monitoring
Is RMON installed in my infrastructure?
Yes. RMON is deployed on supported Linux systems that you control.
Are RMON Agents configured separately?
No. Users create, install and manage agents through the RMON web interface.
Can RMON use an external identity provider?
Yes. RMON supports configurable OpenID Connect providers alongside its user and group controls.