In a user-defined period, the IP WatchDog2 Lite detects the status of internet connection and LAN connected devices. IP WatchDog2 Lite monitors the availability of up to 10 devices and can reset one or two physical devices (two output channels).

In case the internet connection or any monitored device stops responding the IP WatchDog2 Lite can restart up to two connected devices via its AC 50V/0,5A (DC 30V/1A) relay DO.

A restart of each output channel can be realized also manually from the main page (under password).

A built-in web server is used for configuring.


Device Failure Detection – 4 + 1 Methods:
Outgoing PING: IP WatchDog2 sends PING requests periodically.
Incoming PING: IP WatchDog2 waits for a PING from the monitored device (heartbeat).
WWW page request (Web client): IP WatchDog2 checks if a defined web page on the external device is accessible.
WWW page (Web server): IP WatchDog2 waits for a request from the external device for its internal web page.(heartbeat).

Manual reboot: A human operator can manually reboot the channel (output).


Outputs and Channels
2 Physical DO (relay) Outputs on the device / 12 Detection Channels
12 channels for failure detection are available in single IP WatchDog2 Lite device
One IP WatchDog2 can restart or power cycle 2 physical devices (2x DO with 50V max NO/NC relay).
Other channels can detect a failure state and reboot remote Virtual Outputs (external Poseidon2 or Damocles2 devices).
Features:
12x failure detection Channels
2x physical DO Relay Output (low voltage)
1x SNMP Trap; 2x E-mail; 1x -SMS+Ring- (via external GSM gateway)
Device Failure Detection – 4 + 1 Methods
Alert: SNMP Trap
Alert: E-mail (via Portal or SMTP server)
Alert: SMS+Ring (via external GSM gateway or a modem)
Connected via LAN. Configuration via built-in web server.
Data logger for up to 200 records. With the HWg-PDMS software logged data can be exported to MS Excel.
Applications and usage:
Activation of a backup internet link in case the primary link fails.
Restarting irresponsive device connected to LAN.
Resetting or power cycling of remote devices.

Routers and switches
WiFi APs
IP cameras
PCs
etc.