Device Monitoring
Real-time device health, CPU/memory/disk alerts, SSL certificate tracking, patch status overview, and interactive network topology maps.
How the Cross-Platform Agent Works (Windows, macOS & Linux)
Understand the single Plenix agent that runs on Windows, macOS, and Linux — what it collects, how it stays connected, and what you can do with it remotely.
How Device Monitoring Works
Device registration, health metrics, alert thresholds, SSL tracking, and how monitoring connects to ticketing, RMM, and automation.
How a Device Problem Becomes a Fix
How Plenix watches computers and servers, spots trouble, and turns it into work before anyone phones to complain.
Add a Device
Register a new device for network or performance monitoring.
Configure Alert Thresholds
Set CPU, memory, and disk thresholds that trigger alerts.
Read the Network Map
Understand the auto-generated topology map of your monitored network.
Check SSL Certificate Status
Monitor SSL certificate expiry dates across all watched domains.
View Patch Status
Check which devices have outstanding OS or software patches.
How to Use Software Inventory & Automated Patch Management
See every application installed across your fleet, spot vulnerable versions, and roll out patches automatically with patch policies.
How to Manage IP Addresses (IPAM)
Track every subnet and address from one place — see CIDR utilisation, generate host ranges, allocate the next free IP, and release reclaimed addresses.
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