The freeware only monitors 10 devices but it's enough for setting up for a single client.
Found this a bit fiddly and prefer Opmanager, there is an older version that allows you to monitor 20 devices, not available for download anymore but keeping on my FTP server.
ftp://ftp.mechanised.com/software/ManageEngine_OpManager_6_windows2.exe
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