NetNMS monitors any device that speaks SNMP v2c or v3 and checks reachability with ICMP ping, including latency and packet loss. This covers routers, switches, OLTs and Linux or Windows servers with SNMP enabled. Interfaces show status, traffic, errors and utilisation.
Add devices one by one or import them from CSV, and organise them by site (area and POP). Templates for Cisco, Huawei (including NE40E), Juniper EX, V-SOL, BDCOM, Grandstream and generic SNMP match automatically by sysObjectID and sysDescr.
Port discovery, status and traffic are collected with 64-bit counters. Open a port to see a live graph that updates every second.
Linux and Windows servers with SNMP enabled, and any other SNMP device, can be added like a network device. NetNMS uses what the device exposes over SNMP and ICMP ping.
SNMP v2c and v3. SNMP credentials are stored encrypted.
Yes, when SNMP is enabled on the server. NetNMS reads what the server exposes over SNMP and checks it with ICMP ping.
NetNMS uses ICMP ping to show up or down status, latency and packet loss for each device.
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