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1. Red Alert for Internet Server Triage
April 15, 2013

This is the third and final part of "Triage with Keynote Red Alert" article series, where we discussed from the beginning 'what is triage' to advanced 'Triage with Keynote Red Alert' topics. In this article we will discuss on the 'Red Alert for Internet Server Triage'. There's more to e-business than just Web sites; e-business also relies on email, chat, file transfer (FTP), and Authoritative Domain Name System (DNS) services. Red Alert can play a key role in the quick problem detection and triage of these services because of its ability to open a TCP connection to any server system, not... (read more)

Author: keynote sys

2. Triage Using Keynote Red Alert
April 08, 2013

This is the second article in a series, we will expand on the information introduced in the first article by looking at some more advanced Triage Using Keynote Red Alert Each server room component of your Web and Internet presence should be monitored by the RedAlert system to ensure that difficulties are detected quickly and that triage is performed quickly and accurately. Red Alert has built in, automated triage tests for the server room's Internet connectivity and the local server room network, for the Web servers, and for additional Internet related servers such as the DNS, FTP, and ... (read more)

Author: keynote sys

3. What is Triage?
March 31, 2013

In this article series, we are going to talk about ‘Quick Problem Detection and Triage with Keynote Red Alert’ and more importantly quick repair starts with triage. With no further ado, let’s begin by looking at what ‘What is Triage?’ Triage is the process of performing just enough diagnosis to select the appropriate support team and convince them that the problem is truly theirs to solve. An effective triage system eliminates finger pointing among the support groups and the resulting loss of valuable time. That time savings, repeated for each failure, can easily amount to many hours per mo... (read more)

Author: keynote sys