Monitoring

Complete network visibility with infrastructure tracking and deep flow analysis.

The ABCs of IT Infrastructure Monitoring—the Letter L is for Log Management

Colleges and Universities ace the network performance and security test with network monitoring.

The ABCs of IT Infrastructure Monitoring—the Letter B is for Bandwidth

K-12 networks need care and oversight just like K-12 students.

Eight network security issues to think about.

Do these five things right and you have far less to worry about.

Spotting problems early across the entire network is the key to safety.

The ABCs of IT Infrastructure Monitoring—the Letter A is for Alerts

When you finish adding your credentials to WhatsUp Gold, the next step to success is configuring the discovery process in WhatsUp Gold to work for you.

The ABCs of IT Infrastructure Monitoring—the Letter V is for VoIP

WhatsUp Gold 2022.0 leverages the recent Progress acquisition of Kemp to discover and monitor both Flowmon and LoadMaster appliances as well as an integration with Microsoft Teams for alerting.

Network visibility key to financial cyber security, keeping data safe and the network responsive.

Knowing what is on your network and what’s happening is key to security.

WhatsUp Gold Free Edition is a free version of WhatsUp Gold restricted to twenty (20) points.

Knowing how the network is constructed through topology maps, and monitoring all key devices are key to an essential network defense.

WhatsUp Gold Network Monitoring and Log Management is an agentless solution that relies on these credentials to obtain meaningful data. There are many distinct types of credentials to choose from.

What monitors offer the best view of your network?

In the world of network monitoring, credentials are the account and password details for every network, system, or required device that allows access.

As IT pros already know, when we speak of ports, we mean the 16-bit virtual ports used when interconnecting systems i.e. during communication over protocols such as TCP or UDP and not physical connections on the system such as USB, HDMI etc. See the OSI model and list of port numbers and their assigned function if not an IT pro. Port 80 is commonly used for HTTP activity, for example, and many applications communicate using assigned default ports.