Remote Monitoring Management (RMM)
Manage and monitor all your clients’ devices remotely.
Manage All the Devices in One Place
You can access a complete list of all your clients’ devices connected to your Gorelo system. This list of devices can further be sorted out by the host name or the date it was installed on or filtered by client location and client status.
Access All Device Details
Simply click any device in the list to access its complete information, including hardware specifications.
Monitor Device Performance
The same device information window also helps you monitor the device’s hardware usage and performance.
Device Uptime
Since how long the device has been continuously running. Displayed in days, hours and minutes (D:H:M).
CPU Usage
What percentage of the device CPU is being used. The usage data can also be seen on a detailed telemetry graph which can be switched between days and weeks.
Memory Usage
What percentage of the installed RAM is being used by the device. The usage data can also be seen on a detailed telemetry graph which can be switched between days and weeks.
Running Applications and Processes
With the dedicated processes window, you can monitor which applications and processes are running on the device in real time.
Disk Storage
Monitor how much storage is currently being used and how much of it is left. It shows separate usage figures for each hard disk partition.
Error Logs
A dedicated error logs window shows all the errors encountered by installed applications or the system itself, separately.
Control the Devices Remotely
Each active device can be controlled individually and remotely.
Remote Command Prompt
Use the Command Line feature to write and execute commands in the Command Prompt of the selected device remotely.
Remote Task Manager
On top of monitoring all the processes running on the device in real time, you can also stop any of them or start a new one.
Get Alerted Automatically
Let our intelligent monitoring system alert you automatically when any listed device in the system faces a critical issue or hardware limitations.
