ManageEngine wins at Future Network Awards-for the third time!
ManageEngine has added another gem to its crown, winning the Future Network Awards’ “Network Management and Monitor Vendor of the Year” award for the third time.
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ML and AI enabled IT Ops: the NOC as a modern cockpit
A common sentiment among our prospects after they see our demo for the first time is: “That’s it? It can’t be that simple!”. The truth is – yes it can be, and it should be. ML and AI should make IT Ops simpler, and a big part of that is usability. If your ML & AI powered IT Ops tools take months to set up and weeks to learn, and then don’t provide a substantially improved user experience, you’re obviously using the wrong tools.
Use Case #9: Troubleshooting Network Performance Issues
One of the most frustrating service calls you’ll receive is from a client experiencing a network performance issue. The issue could be caused by any number of different things and typically would require you jumping into your car and driving to the client site. The hours drag on while you manually trace wires and test ports to troubleshoot the issue. The longer it takes you to figure it out, the longer you’re interrupting your client’s business.
Network Segmentation Is Great Network Management
I’ve just finished getting through security at O’Hare—what an adventure! There were crowds at the check-in, a long security line (luckily I had TSA pre-check), and what seemed like 500 gates I had to pass to get to my gate at the far end of the terminal. We all understand why there are security checkpoints at the airport. They ensure that only those people who belong at the gate are at the gate, and also that there are no malicious actors on airplanes. But why are there so many gates?
How to monitor 1,000 network devices using Sensu Go and Ansible (in under 10 minutes)
Network monitoring at scale is an age-old problem in IT. In this post, I’ll discuss a brief history of network monitoring tools — including the pain points of legacy technology when it came to monitoring thousands of devices — and share my modern-day solution using Sensu Go and Ansible.
NetOps 19.1 Unified Portal Across Alarm, Fault, Performance and Flow
With this the latest release of CA NetOps 19.1, we are proud to deliver enhanced operational awareness and simplicity as we continue to converge the network monitoring solutions into a unified view of alarm, performance, and flow that ensures improved time to value and full visibility in a single tool across numerous technologies.
NetOps 19.1 Unified Fault, Performance and Flow Monitoring for SDWAN
CA NetOps 19.1 provides a unified view of your global SD-WAN infrastructure across fault, alarm, performance, and flow. An out of the box focus on Operational roles with the flexibility to create custom dashboards and alarms ensure problems can be identified and isolated quickly.
Topology Analytics
The Topology Viewer within CA Operational Intelligence provides NetOps teams with automated, correlated mapping of topologies and services for Condensed Insights across applications, infrastructure and networks. The solution features topology analytics capabilities that can automatically discover key IT assets and map them to associated services, enabling more intelligent correlation and prioritization.
Motadata ITSM Service Desk Walk thru
In this video we will walk you through 4 modules of Service Desk i.e. Incident Management, Problem Management, Change Management and Knowledge Management.
Why is the Application Slow? Prove It's NOT the Network!
The one complaint that an IT administrator dreads to receive is one where an end user says, “My application is slow!”. The application in question can be a web application, an enterprise application like SAP, Microsoft SharePoint, or a SaaS application like Salesforce or Office 365. Since the application is accessed over a network, it’s natural that the network team is pulled up first under the suspicion that it’s a network issue.