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AlertSite SDP compliant
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AlertSite Email Monitor
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Improved diagnostic view with event details
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Report Center enhancement
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Two new monitoring locations
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Email notifications link directly to event details
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Renaming transaction steps
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Top ten web site performance tuning tips |
AlertSite Corporate News
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July 25, 2005
AlertSite extends focus on profitability with new CFO.
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AlertSite in the news
August 23 Travel Industry Wire:
AlertSite announced today that top entertainment, retail and travel sites successfully handled customer traffic demands over the summer.
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August 17 TechWeb:
The Zotob bot attacks may be among the biggest of 2005, but they aren't anywhere near the level of last year's Sasser.
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July 14 Bloomberg.com:
Two glitches in Wal-Mart's vast operations came to light today as the retailer geared up to sell the new Harry Potter book.
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July 8 Computerworld:
Online news sites in the UK took a hit yesterday as people went to the Internet for information about the terrorist attacks in London.
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July 8 Internetnews.com:
CERT issued an alert today warning of heightened trojan virus attacks.
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What's new
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AlertSite Email Monitor: For many companies, email systems are the most critical online service. Make sure your email services are sending and receiving email with AlertSite's newest service.
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FTP server monitoring improvements, support for SFTP: New enhancements will send and receive a small file verifying FTP services are not just available, but also functioning correctly. New enhancements exercise the authentication, as well as send, receive and delete functionality - and now with support for secure FTP (sftp).
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Improved diagnostics with Event Details view: New event details view eases problem diagnoses. Event details bring together everything needed to get a clear view of problems including:
- Current status
- All notifications delivered (including traceroutes and server responses)
- All related events +- 3 minutes
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Report Center enhancement: A customer suggestion led to the addition of a new feature in our Report Center: the "select all locations" checkbox.
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New monitoring locations in Shanghai and India: New monitoring locations in Mainland China and Mumbai, India bring important new global perspectives to customers with international clients. Go to the global monitoring network >>
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New email notification link: Email alerts now contain a link to the event details view to help speed diagnostics and improve problem resolution times.
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Support for renaming transaction steps: Now you can rename the steps in the Business Transaction Monitor to a user-defined description at the time of recording or by editing the step name fields in the Edit Transactions screen.
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Did You Know?
Top 10 Web Site Performance Tuning Tips
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Check for standards compliance by using HTML checking tools.
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Minimize the use of JavaScript and style sheets.
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Turn off reverse DNS lookups in the web server.
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Try out a free analysis tool.
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Use simple servlets or CGI.
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Install more memory.
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Index your database tables well.
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Make fewer database queries.
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Look for packet loss and retransmission.
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Set up monitoring and automated graphing of your web site's performance.
by Patrick Killelea, author of Web Performance Tuning, 2nd Edition
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