ManageEngine OpManager
ZOHO Corporation | 12.8.100Windows, Windows Server 2022 Base Microsoft Windows Server 2022 Base - 64-bit Amazon Machine Image (AMI)
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ManageEngine
What do you like best about the product?
I liked how easy it was for our team to navigate between our needs with creative services and our Digital Ops team.
What do you dislike about the product?
If I switched in a different tab over to creative, it would think it was in creative all the way across and not save my work.
What problems is the product solving and how is that benefiting you?
Synching up all of our systems and becoming more user friendly,
Recommendations to others considering the product:
Definitely
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Great Monitoring Software
What do you like best about the product?
The older versions seems to work better but it is great to alert to problems before the users notice them.
What do you dislike about the product?
Sometimes difficult to get a clean system.
What problems is the product solving and how is that benefiting you?
Notifications of problems like hard drive usage, processor, and memory issues. Servers and devices that stop responding and network problems.
Recommendations to others considering the product:
Newest version still needs some work but still a very nice product.
integrated network management
What do you like best about the product?
manage servers and network devices
Reporting
Switch Port & IP Address Management
OpManager⁄ NetFlow support
Workflow
Easy Installation and Configuration
Network Health Monitoring
Network Mapping
Server Monitoring
VMware monitoring
Network Traffic Analysis
Cisco NBAR reporting
Network Configuration Management
Fault and Performance Management
Data Center Management
Reporting
Switch Port & IP Address Management
OpManager⁄ NetFlow support
Workflow
Easy Installation and Configuration
Network Health Monitoring
Network Mapping
Server Monitoring
VMware monitoring
Network Traffic Analysis
Cisco NBAR reporting
Network Configuration Management
Fault and Performance Management
Data Center Management
What do you dislike about the product?
not found dislike .....
want feature
want to monitor IOT
want add icon server like vsio icon on rack view
want feature
want to monitor IOT
want add icon server like vsio icon on rack view
What problems is the product solving and how is that benefiting you?
tell me by notification any problem on network
Recommendations to others considering the product:
want feature
want to monitor IOT
want add icon server like vsio icon on rack view
want to monitor IOT
want add icon server like vsio icon on rack view
Decent network/server monitoring system for a good price
What do you like best about the product?
OpManager is a really good monitoring tool that is fairly inexpensive. It can monitor just about any device that supports SNMP or WMI. It also has native support for vSphere, so that you can monitor both the virtualization host and the virtual computers being hosted. It comes with extensive monitoring capabilities for a wide range of network infrastructure equipment, servers, operating systems, and server-based applications built-in. For example, if you tell OpManager that you want it to monitor your Microsoft Exchange server, it automatically understands many things about Microsoft Exchange and gives you a wide range of email server specific monitoring choices. The same is true for Active Directory Domain Controllers, a number of database platforms and more.
In addition, if you want to monitor a device that is not included natively with OpManager, you can download the SNMP MIB file, import it into OpManager and setup a custom profile.
OpManager also provides a number of way to react to conditions that it may encounter when monitoring. You can setup different threshold levels, and setup the response for how it should react.
OpManager provides a number of methods for providing you with notifications when a threshold level has been met/exceeded. It supports email, paging, and more, as well as notifying a group of support resources. A challenge with monitoring systems is also how to prevent it from providing too much feedback and burying you with notifications if a problem is not addressed. OpManager provides a nice level of customization and lets you set how frequently you want to be notified during a situation, as well as giving you the option to have it turn off notifications automatically once the situation has been resolved.
In addition, if you want to monitor a device that is not included natively with OpManager, you can download the SNMP MIB file, import it into OpManager and setup a custom profile.
OpManager also provides a number of way to react to conditions that it may encounter when monitoring. You can setup different threshold levels, and setup the response for how it should react.
OpManager provides a number of methods for providing you with notifications when a threshold level has been met/exceeded. It supports email, paging, and more, as well as notifying a group of support resources. A challenge with monitoring systems is also how to prevent it from providing too much feedback and burying you with notifications if a problem is not addressed. OpManager provides a nice level of customization and lets you set how frequently you want to be notified during a situation, as well as giving you the option to have it turn off notifications automatically once the situation has been resolved.
What do you dislike about the product?
Can be a little confusing when you let it scan through a range of network addresses and have it automatically setup what it finds. It may pick the wrong monitoring profile for some devices that can be monitored multiple ways. For example, it may setup and Active Directory Domain Controller or an Exchange server as a normal Windows server. When this happens, you have to delete the device it setup from OpManager and manually add it as the type of server that you want monitored.
What problems is the product solving and how is that benefiting you?
A lot of businesses try to run their IT environment fairly lean in terms of support staff. Our company is no exception. To make this work, it is crucial to have a good monitoring system that will automatically notify you before an issue becomes critical. OpManager has been very useful in this area. We can monitor a large number of systems without having to manually login and check for problems. Instead, OpManager notifies us when a problem is forming and gives us the chance to react before they impact our end users.
Recommendations to others considering the product:
A trial version of OpManager can be downloaded so that it can be tested in your environment. Use the automatic scan method to add network infrastructure devices and servers. But for the servers, you may need to go in after the fact and delete the device from OpManager and manually re-add it with the type of profile with which you want the server monitored (such as MS SQL server).
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