Network Monitoring Solutions
Network monitoring and live network maps keep you on top of network performance — pinpointing traffic jams, slow servers, jitter and interference, or any other device or connection issue. You'll see and fix problems before your customers, clients, and employees notice a thing.
InterMapper network monitoring software provides a live, big picture view of your entire network. Network maps and reports are tuned to monitor network traffic and devices, and assist with bandwidth management, and network documentation.
Find out how InterMapper network monitoring software is helping network managers answer questions like:
1. How is network traffic moving between New York and Chicago?
InterMapper monitors network traffic and displays conditions between devices and locations on live network maps providing constant at-a-glance feedback.
2. Is the server room heating up?
Mapping environment monitors enables InterMapper to display and provide alerts on temperature and moisture. Read about a real world example: Bill Doering is using InterMapper network monitoring software to monitor environmental conditions in his “green” house.
3. Is there enough network bandwidth for the weekly videoconference?
Video conferencing is a central network service for many organizations. Read how the University of British Columbia is using InterMapper network monitoring software to ensure QoS of its mission critical video conferencing classroom for remote medical student instruction.
4. Is there interference on any of our wireless channels?
Constant, fast wireless connectivity assurance give wireless providers a much needed competitive advantage. Find out how WiFiFee uses InterMapper's network maps to detect and fix interference before subscribers are affected.
5. Is CPU usage spiking anywhere or are servers running low on disk space?
Constant network analysis and health checks give network managers piece of mind and early warning on problems. Learn how Audatex is using InterMapper network maps get a 24/7 view of its network and a heads up on problems that might be brewing.
6. Which wireless subscribers are going to experience a service interruption?
Identifying wireless subscribers that are downstream of a network problem or power outage gives a WISP time to issue service interruption warnings or take corrective action. Cascade Networks watches InterMapper network maps to note which subscribers are in danger of service interruption, check for power outages, and make pre-emptive fixes.
7. Why is the network “slowing down?”
Networks that support commercial transactions need to be available and they need to be fast. Through System & Project, a Dartware partner, Air Berlin is using InterMapper network monitoring software to spot, diagnose, and quickly fix network performance issues.
8. How is the VoIP roll out going?
When new VoIP, or other network services are rolled out, managers need to keep a constant check on new service delivery. See how Vail School District spots upticks in VoIP usage with InterMapper network maps and uses the data to ensure that the new service is fully supported.
9. Which frame relay links are maxed out?
Network managers have to keep the network up and running and plan for service expansion. Pima Community College uses InterMapper network monitoring software to note trends in frame relay link usage in order to build out the network to accommodate increased use.
10. Is there an unscheduled process running?
When there's significant network traffic at 3:00 am, and no special processes or maintenance have been scheduled, there's usually a problem. Read how NewNet66 uses InterMapper network monitoring software to, among other things, detect unanticipated or suspicious increases in network traffic that might indicate a virus or security breach.
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