If you can SSH or telnet into the machine, like you can on a Unix-based machine, then yes. You can use the Port service to connect to a specific port on the machine, or a Script service to access a program on the machine. Otherwise, I'm not sure; I'm not familiar with Windows 2000.
Simon
Re: Monitor Windows 200 server Application
If you can SSH or telnet into the machine, like you can on a Unix-based machine, then yes. You can use the Port service to connect to a specific port on the machine, or a Script service to access a program on the machine. Otherwise, I'm not sure; I'm not familiar with Windows 2000.
Can any other readers offer advice?