Which system to choose for remote monitoring of Windows workstations?

Question

Windows

There was a need to monitor the health of computers running Windows in several organizations at once. In this regard, I am looking for a remote monitoring and control system with the following characteristics:

• Management via web-interface
  
• Viewing network statistics
  
• Performance View (CPU, RAM)
  
• View the status of hard drives (fullness, SMART, read speed)
  
• Service Management
  
• View running processes, installed programs, antivirus status
  
• View logs and scheduled tasks
  
• View hardware configuration
  
• Free or no more than $1/month for 1 node
  
• Dedicated desktop control or console preferred
  
• Preferably access to the file system
  
• Problem email notification
  
• Without the need to install your own server, i.e. SaaS
  

Answer 1

I used the program from https://sprutmonitor.ru/ , it is quite convenient to use, it shows absolutely all programs.

Answer 2

Remote monitoring only:
SaaS: Telegraf + InfluxDB + Chronograf = InfluxCloud:
https://www.influxdata.com/time-series-platform/te...
https://www.influxdata.com/products/editions/
OpenSource ( own server): Telegraf + InfluxDB + Grafana
Or:
Logstash + Elasticsearch + Kibana
https://www.elastic.co/products

Answer 3

1. Desktop Central ( Features )

Free for 25 Computers & 25 Mobile Devices

Up to 25 PCs and 25 mobiles - free of charge.
Brochures and videos (many useful!): here
2. https://www.manageengine.com/products/free-windows...

Answer 4

So far I have found a temporary solution that does not cover all needs, but it can do quite a lot - Comodo One .
But I haven't stopped searching yet. From interesting met: ATERA

Answer 5

For example, we use Kikidler, a fairly effective monitoring program. It controls all employees, and the storage time of all information from each computer can be set independently and what reports are needed, about which departments or about each employee separately.