WhatsUp Gold 360 Notification Management gives IT teams centralized control over supported alerts across email, SMS, Microsoft Teams and Slack. See how topics, subscriptions, filters and schedules work—and where the experience could go next.
How to move from a highly customized monitoring environment to a cleaner, easier-to-operate WhatsUp Gold deployment.
Planning a move from Datadog? Learn how to migrate to Progress WhatsUp Gold with a practical assessment, mapping, alerting, dashboard, and validation approach.
OpManager vs. WhatsUp Gold network monitoring! See which platform fits your team best by comparing benefits, device templates and workflows
Discover how effective network management enhances performance, reduces downtime, and boosts cybersecurity for international enterprises.
Explore various network map examples, including physical, logical, cloud and security-focused diagrams.
Future-proof your network with data-based planning and strategies.
Meeting internal SLAs and managing vendor SLAs are critical IT mandates.
Seeing your network puts problems into focus.
InfoTech, G2 and Network Computing among the many showering WhatsUp Gold with accolades!
Want to specialize in designing, managing, configuring and troubleshooting both wired and wireless networks? CompTIA Network+ certification is an easy and affordable way to get ahead (sorry for the plug, but it's true). It shows employers tangible proof that you know your stuff, even when they know next to nothing about IT. Once you're certified, you're on the path to positions like network support specialist, network field engineer, helpdesk technician and network administrator.
There are so many types of log data to monitor and manage, but what are the most important logs to track? These are the top four types of log data that every IT team should be holding on to just in case.
Choosing the right network configuration manager—and implementing it correctly—is absolutely critical.
When the new IT director for a major transportation company walked through the door on his first day, he knew in advance the big network monitoring headache he faced. He was joining a fast-growing company that supplies cargo containers used by ships, trains and trucks. To keep the containers moving, the 12-person IT team maintains a network of virtual and physical servers & desktops, spanning 12 locations, using more than 90 network devices, with about 150 active monitors and passive (SNMP trap) monitors.
Ever think you have an issue with the interface active monitor in WhatsUp Gold being added back to devices after being removed? This is in fact, working as intended. Let me explain why!
Let's cut right to the chase here, the life of an IT pro is hard. With endless to-do lists stuffed with infrastructure maintenance, security management and support, it's always a new adventure. Unfortunately for us, it doesn't look like things are getting any easier. Technological trends such as BYOD have made many aspects of modern business more efficient, but they've also increased the complexity of IT environments and made processes such as endpoint security management a real thorn in the side of many an IT pro.
To the non-technical, network performance management may seem like the activities of a secret society.
The importance of port management (and every other aspect of network infrastructure) has grown exponentially as our dependence on connectivity has increased. Additionally, with the advent of mainstream IoT technology, port management's role in both IT management and security becomes even more critical.
U.S. armed forces take mobile network monitoring very seriously
CES, the first big technology event of 2016, wrapped in Vegas last week and as expected, the Internet of Things (IoT) was a hot topic. If last year’s show was the one where everyone heard about the potential impact of disruptive technology, this year was certainly the year we saw the breadth and depth of the IoT. From the EHang personal minicopter to more fitness tracking devices than you could, erm well, shake a leg at, CES 2016 is abuzz with news of how technology is shrinking, rolling, flying and even becoming invisible.
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