NETeXPERT IP Manager
To maintain the performance of IP services and meet customer commitments, service providers must be able to monitor and manage SNMP networks, services and systems applications across all domains. The key is to keep a close watch on the health and status of IP devices. NETeXPERT IP Manager manages a variety of wireless and wireline technologies, including GSM, GPRS, optical, fixed voice, NgN, VoP and IP.
The NETeXPERT IP Manager advantage
- Boosts productivity
The product's Java-based command interface enables network operators, technicians and engineers to monitor the quality of IP networks across computing platforms by locating, prioritizing and resolving problems that may affect customers. Users can view network segments and nodes and their status in a dynamic, three-dimensional format. NETeXPERT IP Manager's autodiscovery engine automatically identifies all the SNMP devices that need to be managed.
- Improves service quality
Support service quality guarantees to customers through the ability to measure and report accurately on network availability and performance. NETeXPERT IP Manager's intelligent state-based polling provides information on the health and status of IP devices and automates system responses.
- Broaden your management capabilities
NETeXPERT IP Manager uses NETeXPERT Agents to collect valuable fault and performance data from servers, systems and applications, expanding your management capabilities. Poll services use this data to monitor critical system resources such as CPUs, memory, disks, file systems and log files to ensure high QoS.
- Update management policies automatically
The product's easy-to-use interface automatically applies management policies to individual devices, or groups of devices and modifies them during runtime. And a state-based transition engine automatically updates policies based on combined device and network states.
- Support standard protocols and automate polls and traps
NETeXPERT IP Manager supports SNMP v1, v2c and v3 devices and a wide range of IETF standard MIBs. Packaged functions automatically perform polling and handle traps from SNMP devices such as Cisco's.
