In-depth Exploration of WATCHDOG Detection Functions from a 【Network Maintenance】 Perspective

In the chapter 【Overview of Monitoring Items】, we have introduced various detection functions of the WATCHDOG system.
This chapter will address a very common but complex issue from the perspective of 【Network Maintenance】: slow network speeds.
Slow network speeds not only affect user experience but also hinder business operational efficiency.
This issue often hides numerous complex factors,
with each link from the server to the end-user potentially becoming a bottleneck.
To accurately identify the root cause, continuous and detailed data collection and analysis of the network and equipment are required.

Below are the detection items that the WATCHDOG system can apply to each detection point.
Network maintenance management is divided into the following types:

Real-time Monitoring of Network Equipment

By monitoring key equipment such as
Switches, Firewalls, Routers, and Load Balancers, potential abnormal conditions affecting network performance can be captured in real-time, and appropriate measures can be taken quickly.

SNMP Related Applications

Allows users to capture specific OID/MIB data for specified network equipment. The purpose is to provide users with greater flexibility for individual needs.

Network Connection Quality and Disconnection

Packet Testing
IP Ports
Website Detection
Connection Speed Test
Program Execution
DNS Server

Network Security and Traffic

ARP
IP and MAC
DHCP Server
NetFlow / sFlow