Site24x7 - Real-time monitoring & alerts

About the Site24x7 Android app

ManageEngine Site24x7 is an observability platform powered by artificial intelligence, tailored for DevOps and IT operations. This cloud-based solution offers extensive features to assist in diagnosing application performance issues and examining incidents related to websites, servers, networks, and cloud resources in real-time. Users can monitor live metrics for over 600 technologies through visual charts and dashboards, all accessible from a centralized console while on the move.

How the Site24x7 Android app can help

Depending on your user profile, you will receive immediate notifications, be able to add comments, analyze the underlying causes of incidents, monitor performance indicators of tracked resources, label known alerts as maintenance, and authorize corrective actions—all via the mobile application. The Site24x7 Android app delivers reports on availability and performance for all monitored resources, along with analyses of root causes, service level agreements, and downtime records.

Access outage histories and performance reports for your monitors. Manage various accounts across different domains and keep track of your system's health using widgets such as Alarm and Status. Alarm shortcuts facilitate direct alarm access from your screen. Quickly assign technicians for expedited resolution and create shortcuts for monitoring multiple alarms easily.

The application features both light and dark modes for a customized experience.

Use the Site24x7 Android app to:

Troubleshoot issues instantly

* Receive immediate notifications for performance concerns and address them with IT automation. Tailor status notifications and promptly test alerts with the Test Alert feature.

* Check monitor statuses (Up, Down, Trouble, or Critical) and obtain RCA reports for any downtime.

* Access detailed outage and performance reports for monitors.

* Identify anomalies in IT performance using the Anomaly dashboard.

* Utilize the MSP and Business Unit dashboards for customer-specific availability insights.

* Manage SLAs effectively with scheduled maintenance and SLA tracking functionalities.

* Add monitors and execute administrative tasks from the Admin tab.

* Visualize a comprehensive overview of all monitors through status widgets that enable quick access to alarms, technician assignments, and in-depth monitor details, including 1x1 widgets, alarm features, and statistics-based widgets.

Monitor & manage with ease

* Sign in with multiple accounts for effortless management of all data centers.

* Monitor domains and assess server performance using over 80 metrics.

* Configure time zones for seamless monitoring and location-oriented availability views.

* Collaborate on updates regarding monitor statuses with incident chat functions.

* Track availability based on individual accounts at the data center level.

Personalize your experience

* Enjoy a refreshed interface featuring light and dark themes.

About Site24x7

Site24x7 delivers AI-driven full-stack monitoring explicitly crafted for DevOps and IT operations. It gathers telemetry data from diverse sources, including servers, containers, networks, cloud ecosystems, databases, and applications, to provide thorough observability. Moreover, Site24x7 monitors end-user experiences through both synthetic and real-user monitoring functionalities. These capabilities empower DevOps and IT teams to diagnose and rectify application downtime, performance challenges, and infrastructure obstacles, ultimately facilitating better management of the digital user experience.

Site24x7 encompasses a broad array of integrated performance monitoring solutions for your technology environments, including:

* Website monitoring

* Server monitoring

* Application performance monitoring

* Network monitoring

* Azure and GCP monitoring

* Hybrid, private, and public cloud monitoring

* Container monitoring

CIDR blocks vs. IP ranges: Aligning network discovery with business value

At every turn, IT leaders are required to prove the value of every technology investment. Technology business management (TBM) practices encourage connecting tech spend directly to business outcomes, demanding accurate data about what’s in your network and how it supports the organization. This is why selecting a network discovery method between CIDR blocks or IP ranges isn’t just a technical preference; it’s a foundation for controlling costs, rationalizing demand, and preventing technical debt that can erode agility.

CIDR blocks explained for network discovery   

Classless Inter-Domain Routing (CIDR) notation, such as 10.10.10.0/24, defines both the network and host capacity in a single block. It reduces routing table size, simplifies subnetting, and allows automated network discovery to cover entire subnets without maintaining manual address lists. In dynamic, multi-site, or hybrid environments, CIDR blocks ensure new devices are detected automatically, maintaining an accurate inventory for capacity planning and spend tracking.

CIDR is powerful for automated network discovery due to the following reasons:

Simplifies large-scale scans: Instead of listing every IP address, a CIDR block covers an entire subnet.

Optimizes routing and inventory: By grouping addresses efficiently, CIDR reduces routing table size and helps maintain an accurate network inventory.

Supports dynamic, hybrid environments: CIDR ensures devices added later are discovered without manual intervention in multi-site or cloud-connected networks.

Helps with capacity planning and monitoring spend: By detecting all devices within a subnet, admins can estimate resource utilization, bandwidth requirements, and licensing needs.

Example: For a corporate LAN with multiple departments on 10.10.10.0/24, a single CIDR entry automatically allows Site24x7 to discover all 254 potential hosts in that subnet without maintaining separate lists for each device.

IP range explained and when to use it   

IP ranges, for example, 10.10.10.20–10.10.10.60, specify exactly which range of network devices to scan. They are ideal when precision counts, like targeting specific VLANs, scanning only critical systems in a secure zone, or even testing a lab environment. By controlling scope tightly, IP ranges help avoid unnecessary alerts and keep monitoring efforts proportional to real business demand.

While CIDR is broad, IP ranges offer precision control, making them ideal when you want to:

Target critical systems: Focus on devices in a high-security VLAN or a segment handling sensitive workloads.

Limit monitoring scope for tests: Scan a lab environment without onboarding production systems.

Avoid unnecessary alerts: Only relevant devices are monitored by restricting discovery to a subset, reducing noise.

Combine with filters for smart discovery: IP ranges work hand-in-hand with interface and device filters to automate onboarding selectively.

Example: In a hybrid network where only 40 devices on a subnet are critical for business operations, defining 10.10.10.20–10.10.10.60 ensures Site24x7 monitors only those devices, keeping dashboards clean and resource usage efficient.