Server Management & 24/7 Monitoring

At SupportPlan, our Mac engineers aren’t just there for the days when you have problems, we also specialise in server management and 24/7 remote monitoring.


By proactively monitoring your server and all your systems and workstations, we will be able to tell instantly if there are any issues which need to be dealt with – often before you are aware of the problem yourself.

For example, we’ll know if your back-ups have failed, if your anti-virus software is out of date or if disk space is likely to become a problem.

We take the time to get to know our clients really well, so we’ll already have all the information we need at our fingertips and, because our monitoring is round-the-clock, we make sure there is minimum disruption to your working day.

The expertise of our team means we can fix the majority of problems remotely – 98% of issues can be dealt with online or with telephone support – and if we do need to visit your offices, one of our engineers can be there within just two hours, depending on your requirements.

Our server management plan includes:

  • regular health checks
  • remote monitoring
  • anti-virus checks
  • disk space checks
  • back-up checks
  • security monitoring
  • essential updates
  • review life expectancy of existing systems

Have questions? Need answers?

If you have any IT related issues, we have the solution for you. Whether you need long-term Mac and PC support or an urgent fix, don't hesitate and get in touch.

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Accreditations


It’s not just our customers that recognise our hard work, we are accredited by Apple, Microsoft, Dell, HP, VMWare, Juniper, Kerio, Archiware P5, as well as many other manufacturers.

Our clients range from corporate giants, to hundreds of smaller businesses, many of whom rely on us to be their virtual IT department. They know we will never compromise on providing the right person for the right IT challenge and that’s why we’re the obvious first port of call when IT support is needed.

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