Howto notify admins when server goes down

hi all
I want to learn that how do you monitor the BPEL engines? Can you send snmp traps or do you use any other mechanisms? and how?
Maybe i will only send alert when engine crashes or in similar cases.
Replies will be very useful to solve this issue .
Thanks

additional comment: We don't use WSM(webservices manager).
Thks

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