We use SolarWinds Network Device Monitor to keep track of all network devices and manage their configurations. It helps us monitor critical links, showing us real-time utilization graphs. We organize devices by location names, enabling us to receive alerts specific to each location on our summary screen. Additionally, we use SolarWinds Configuration Manager to back up configurations and ensure compliance. This includes using reporting tools to check for any missing compliance elements in our devices.
I use the tool for network performance monitoring or NPM of WAN connectivity. In the past year and a half, I have started to use my enterprise LAN with the tool. The product is basically used for link and node monitoring as well as for utilization purposes.
L2 - Network Engineer at Sitel Group (previously Sykes)
Real User
Top 5
2023-09-22T15:33:27Z
Sep 22, 2023
We primarily use SolarWinds Network Device Monitor for monitoring and configuration management. It also has other features like IP address allocation and IP address management.
Our company uses the solution to monitor all network connectivity throughout the country and provides results to our client's stakeholders. We have a network topology that establishes a certain set of macros and frameworks throughout our entire organization. There are 6,000 interfaces that are monitored 24/7/365. The nodes are very sensitive and each has its own service. If a node goes down, we recover it immediately.
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Before cementing it into the production environment, we used to test it in a UAC environment - part of which we are using like the NPM. We're using it when we want to monitor certain things. The NPM display perfectly shows the information we need, especially in the threshold configuration. We have a threshold window as well. For example, if memory goes from 50% to 70%, we can set a threshold to get notified.
SolarWinds Network Device Monitor can be used to know that your devices are on, which switches are off, which ports are open, and which ports are not open.
We use SolarWinds Network Device Monitor for monitoring and managing IPs. Additionally, we have the IPAM, IP administrator management on SolarWinds, which monitors all the devices and CIs for the servers and network.
We use SolarWinds Network Device Monitor to closely monitor links. When we use SolarWinds, we conduct a lot of proof-of-concept work, and occasionally we require specific data. We'll set up a trial enrollment at that time and collect the data.
Senior Business Project Manager at Bonsai System Ltda
Real User
2021-12-21T19:03:00Z
Dec 21, 2021
In my line of work, I am responsible for the remote monitoring of sensors, such as temperature sensors and various others, for customers in the industrial sector. Along with sensor monitoring, we also deal with PLC technology and MIDS as they pertain to industrial equipment such as pumps and electrical equipment. I use SolarWinds Network Device Monitor for monitoring the equipment remotely over the internet such as via LTE. To be clear, we only use it for monitoring the switching and routing of the network devices. For similar types of monitoring, but more to do with PLCs and the MIDS, we also utilize a solution called PRTG.
SVP/Director of Information Technology at a financial services firm with 201-500 employees
Real User
2021-08-09T17:58:25Z
Aug 9, 2021
We use this solution for network monitoring, SNMP, WMI, queries against services, and occasionally for certain devices that have stopped, we would restart services.
Network Device Monitor is a free tool that makes it easy to monitor the real-time performance and health of a single device on your network with a desktop dashboard that alerts you when your device is in trouble.
We use SolarWinds for network monitoring and make some dashboards to provide information to other members about which device is working or not.
We use SolarWinds Network Device Monitor to keep track of all network devices and manage their configurations. It helps us monitor critical links, showing us real-time utilization graphs. We organize devices by location names, enabling us to receive alerts specific to each location on our summary screen. Additionally, we use SolarWinds Configuration Manager to back up configurations and ensure compliance. This includes using reporting tools to check for any missing compliance elements in our devices.
I use the tool for network performance monitoring or NPM of WAN connectivity. In the past year and a half, I have started to use my enterprise LAN with the tool. The product is basically used for link and node monitoring as well as for utilization purposes.
We primarily use SolarWinds Network Device Monitor for monitoring and configuration management. It also has other features like IP address allocation and IP address management.
We use the solution for monitoring switches, telephones, and Wi-Fi access points.
Our company uses the solution to monitor all network connectivity throughout the country and provides results to our client's stakeholders. We have a network topology that establishes a certain set of macros and frameworks throughout our entire organization. There are 6,000 interfaces that are monitored 24/7/365. The nodes are very sensitive and each has its own service. If a node goes down, we recover it immediately.
Before cementing it into the production environment, we used to test it in a UAC environment - part of which we are using like the NPM. We're using it when we want to monitor certain things. The NPM display perfectly shows the information we need, especially in the threshold configuration. We have a threshold window as well. For example, if memory goes from 50% to 70%, we can set a threshold to get notified.
SolarWinds Network Device Monitor can detect if devices are down or have degraded their performance.
SolarWinds Network Device Monitor can be used to know that your devices are on, which switches are off, which ports are open, and which ports are not open.
We use SolarWinds Network Device Monitor for monitoring and managing IPs. Additionally, we have the IPAM, IP administrator management on SolarWinds, which monitors all the devices and CIs for the servers and network.
We use SolarWinds Network Device Monitor to closely monitor links. When we use SolarWinds, we conduct a lot of proof-of-concept work, and occasionally we require specific data. We'll set up a trial enrollment at that time and collect the data.
In my line of work, I am responsible for the remote monitoring of sensors, such as temperature sensors and various others, for customers in the industrial sector. Along with sensor monitoring, we also deal with PLC technology and MIDS as they pertain to industrial equipment such as pumps and electrical equipment. I use SolarWinds Network Device Monitor for monitoring the equipment remotely over the internet such as via LTE. To be clear, we only use it for monitoring the switching and routing of the network devices. For similar types of monitoring, but more to do with PLCs and the MIDS, we also utilize a solution called PRTG.
We primarily use the solution as a network configuration manager. You can use it for device monitoring.
We use this solution for network monitoring, SNMP, WMI, queries against services, and occasionally for certain devices that have stopped, we would restart services.
We use this product for network and server management. We were looking for something that can monitor the cloud workloads.
We use this product to monitor our infrastructure, detect outages, and monitor performance.