The primary advantage to Ku uaki is in the efficiency of passing data to the PALM. Because most wireless plans cost money, many charging extra for bandwidth overages, the amount of bandwidth used by a monitoring program can be daunting.

Ku uaki uses specially coded packets that keep the data transmissions as low as 16 to 36 bytes per transmission - very efficient.

Ku uaki can monitor a number of system related functions, mostly geared to a WWW-server admin's needs. Ku uaki monitors CPU load, free disk space, and instance counts for five critical programs, with optional logged in user and 'top' displays.

Ku uaki presents all the information on a single easy to use screen. Up to 14 servers can be monitored, with Ku uaki switching to each server in succession. Alarms and warnings can be placed on all events.

Ku uaki is designed to talk to SUN Solaris servers, MAC OSX servers and REDHAT servers. However, the server side code can easily be ported to other platforms - and we provide all server-side source for free.

For more information visit The Ku uaki Website.