Monitor network availability, faults, performance and usage from one console. Supports SNMP polling, traps, syslogs, NetFlow and more.
Start Your TrialAlthough the emphasis of IT performance monitoring and management has turned towards application performance, monitoring of network performance is still important because any slowdown in the network tier can affect application performance.
eG Enterprise Universal Insight for networks is a 100% web-based performance monitoring, diagnosis and reporting solution for heterogeneous network infrastructures. While IT operations staff can use eG Enterprise for real-time monitoring, alerting and diagnosis, IT architects can use this solution for capacity optimization and planning.
As IT infrastructures have become business-critical, the importance of network monitoring has not diminished. Performance issues in the network tier adversely affect the performance of applications. From an administration perspective, it is important to differentiate network performance issues from server, storage, application and virtualization performance issues.
At the same time, network infrastructures have become more complicated with the introduction of a number of new and heterogeneous devices (such as virtual switches, network caches, reverse proxies, secure gateways, connection managers, SAN switches, VOIP devices, and wireless devices).
eG Innovations delivers a robust, reliable and extremely valuable solution to deliver maximum uptime and user satisfaction. Pre-emptive alerting helps us to address performance issues immediately before they affect system and application availability.
eG Enterprise provides unified monitoring of all network devices from one console, enables problems to be clearly demarcated and alerts to be proactively triggered of problems well before users notice.
Interface availability | Packet drops | Hop-by-hop latency |
Device uptime | Memory usage of device | Network throughput |
Hardware status | CPU usage of device | Performance from different locations |
Bandwidth usage | CRC errors | Top traffic sources |
Network availability | Connections to target servers | Top traffic destinations |