A Linux embedded monitoring server for your network, with additional SMS management features, designed to be easily integrated in your ICT solution Icinga FoxBox is a tiny Linux-based server to monitor network devices in realtime, using a Nagios-based engine, also able to send and receive general purpose SMS messages using a commercial SIM card. Icinga FoxBox offers the same features of the classic FoxBox, as Web server with a fully-featured web interface to manage SMS services. Furthermore, it works as a monitoring server, with an advanced web interface showing all the features available in Icinga, and a dedicated system to collect all the alerts and instantaneously send them via SMS to contacts you defined in configuration. Is now available the USB sensors integration!
Using this sensors, you will be able to instantly check the environmental situation in realtime. All the FoxBoxes include a GSM quadband modem, a microSD memory card to store the messages (up to 2 million of SMS with the default 2GB card), a Lighttpd Web server and a SQLite database to manage and store the SMS queues. Technical equipment
- Debian Unix Squeeze embedded OS
- ATMEL ARM926ej-s 32bit RISC CPU
- Lighttpd embedded web server
- SQLite embedded SQL server
- MYSQL client and ODBC compliant
- Nagios monitoring engine fully integrated
- Fully customizable software with PHP, C and Bash coding
- Quad band GSM modem with external antenna with 2.5mt cable lenght
- Up to 30 incoming SMS/min with a common SIM card
- 2GB internal microSD card to store up to 2 millions of SMS (about 160 chars lenght).
- 100% solid state in just 105x110x45mm
- Fully featured Web interface for SMS management
- Expandable set of gateway functions
- Two USB 2.0 ports to store messages on external USB Pen or USB Hard Drives
- Internal clock with backup battery and NTP support
Functions available on the FoxBox Web interface - Easy switch to Icinga interface
- Read and write SMS messages
- Polls on SMS functionalities
- Phone book management
- SMS messages broadcasting
- SMS messages processing
- System configuration
- Integrated editor for custom event scripts
- All pages customizable with XSL and CSS style sheet
Functions available on the Icinga Web interface - Easy switch to FoxBox iterface
- Access to Icinga engine parameters
- Current status monitoring of hosts and services with maps and performance indices
- Step-by-step report creations
- Scheduling management
SMS to TCP/IP gateway functions - SMS to/from email
- SMS to/from MySQL
- SMS to/from web script (PHP, ASP, JSP, etc)
- SMS to/from Microsoft Outlook
- SMS to/from Microsft Access
- SMS to/from Macromedia Flash animation
- SMS to/from desktop Widgets (MAC X OS, Windows, Linux)
- SMS to/from Postfix
Icinga engine functions - Realtime checks on network devices
- Realtime checks on operating environment (with optional USB sensors only)
- Alerts delivered to contacts via SMS
- Easy network configuration management
| Application fieldsAll the ones previously covered by SMS FoxBox G20 : - Radio or television shows with live interaction with the audience through SMS and MMS
- Needing of advanced SMS services, sending and receiving SMS from a web interface and/or mailbox
- Massive SMS sending to a distribution list (SMS letter), also with statistics and surveys with real time reports
- News and feedback sending
- Using SMS as input for a web order-processing system
- Requests of informations or reports receivable via SMS
And the ones powered by Icinga:- Realtime control over all the hosts and services of the core business, and (with optional USB sensors) also over the environmental situation
- Remote network devices monitoring, with just a mobile phone to receive alerts
- Devices management through a common SIM card
Plugin repository:
You can add more plugins downloading them from: - Official Nagios website here;
- Kdev custom plugins here.
INFO LINE
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USER MANUAL
User manual is available for download here. Or you can access the online version here. |
