AggreGate Network Manager Short Description:
AggreGate Network Manager is an enterprise-grade network management platform
AggreGate Network Manager Long Description:
AggreGate Network Manager is an enterprise-grade network management and monitoring platform. It tightly integrates with other systems, such as service desk, CRM, building automation, and SCADA.
The system has common scalable architecture based on the core of AggreGate Device Management Platform, providing unique abilities for monitoring networks, systems, servers, applications, business services, traffic, performance, and datacenter environment.
IT infrastructure management features include patented device data caching/normalization/synchronization, comprehensive network discovery and dynamic mapping, advanced alerting and reporting, built-in fault management and network performance analysis tools, event filtering, real-time charting, SQL-based query language, grouped operations, config replication, task scheduler, GUI widgets, custom device properties, an expression language, data export/import from different formats, MIB database, SNMP Traps handling, Syslog server, Windows Event Log consolidation, and more. AggreGate Network Manager has industry's leading data processing capabilities for non-standard network equipment.
Different modes of integration with other enterprise systems (ERP, CRM etc.) are supported via Web Services and Java/.NET APIs.
The system may function in fully automatic mode, allowing the server to make all decisions and notify administrators only when problems arise. Another choice is interactive mode which assumes that operators are constantly monitoring the network using web UI or client software.
AggreGate is a multi-user environment with role-based access control permissions. It supports all versions of SNMP, including secure SNMP v3, thus allowing management of heterogeneous multi-vendor networks. AggreGate Network Manager monitors the network in agent-less mode, so there is no additional software or hardware to install on the monitored hosts.