Follow up:

Let's all thank Drew for the contribution. Monitoring is a necessary, but a neglected topic.

Getting a centralized monitoring server is a real must, even for smaller shops.

For those not wanting to learn and/or write ASP web pages, I highly suggest you consider using SSRS as the reporting tool. You have less control with the vanilla framework, but its up and running fast. ~ But, Drew's ASP.net approach will look better and will be more impressive.

Consider capturing all activity, and include succeed/fail flag, along with start/stop duration data. Then in the report, you can review just the exceptions, or all data, plus, with SSRS you can chart out time durations, etc, etc.