Waiting to discover an outage costs uptime. SMSEagle monitors your servers and services on a schedule you control and sends an SMS alert as soon as something goes down, or comes back up.
ICMP, TCP/UDP port, SNMP, or Modbus TCP, choose whichever fits the service.
Get notified when a host or service fails, and again when it recovers.
SMSEagle sends alerts over the cellular network, so it can alert you even when your own network and monitoring infrastructure are down.
Monitor without extra tools
Name the task, enter a host, and set a timeout, SMSEagle starts watching it directly, no software to install on the monitored device.
Pick the protocol that fits
ICMP for a ping check, a TCP/UDP port, SNMP for an object value, or Modbus TCP for industrial registers.
Control when monitoring runs
Keep a task always enabled, or disable it during chosen times, like nightly backups or planned restarts.
Choose exactly when to alert
Decide whether SMSEagle texts you when a service fails, when it recovers, or both, so you only get the alerts you need.
Alerts from device notifications too
Devices that report their own failures via SNMP traps can trigger the same SMS alerting, with no regular checks needed.
Downtime report
Generate a report showing when each service was down, for how long, and what the check returned.
SMSEagle hardware SMS gateway
SMSEagle combines hardware and software into a single, self-contained gateway. It is designed for critical environments, so security is built in from the ground up, confirmed by CE, FCC, ISED, UKCA, PTCRB, RCM, IMDA, TDRA, CB Scheme, GCF, carrier certifications (Verizon, AT&T) and ISO 27001.
Define a task with a host and a check method (ICMP, port, SNMP, or Modbus TCP), and SMSEagle sends an SMS when it goes down or recovers. You can also link a task to a parent task, so one upstream failure, like a router, doesn’t trigger a flood of alerts from every task behind it.
ICMP (ping), TCP/UDP port, SNMP v1/v2 (numeric or string return types, with threshold conditions), or Modbus TCP with its own register value conditions.
Yes. Keep a task always enabled, or disable it during chosen times, such as planned restarts or backups.
Yes. SNMP Traps let devices push their own alerts to SMSEagle, which can then send an SMS.
Yes. Reports show when a service was down, for how long, and what the check returned at the time.
Network Monitoring is a built-in feature available on all current SMSEagle hardware SMS gateways.
