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| WhatsUp Gold Distributed provides distributed, real-time, centralized network management of local and remote networks for organizations of all sizes. |
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| WhatsUp Gold Central Site installation coordinates data feeds from multiple WhatsUp Gold Remote Site installations. The network data can then be viewed in reports that can be selected and customized on the Central Site.
Key features:
- Real-time, centralized network management across multiple locations – The Distributed Edition discovers all IP-addressed network and Windows devices, continuously reporting back all changes of state anywhere they occur.
- Single view of all networks – The solution graphs and maps all devices for each network on an integrated, icon-based dashboard that makes it easy to view multiple networks at once.
- Comprehensive reporting – Gather and analyze data from individual or cumulative locations for IT and business audiences.
- Automatic notifications – Network administrators are alerted to important changes of a device state through any of a number of vehicles, including email, SMS, text, audible, and visual alerts.
- Quarterly availability report – Provides administrators with the means for establishing and displaying an internal service level agreement (SLA)
- SNMP v1-3/WMI monitors – Easy to set up active, passive, and performance SNMP and WMI monitors without the need for third-party plug-ins.
- Device dependency – If device availability is constrained because of a problem with a router or switch, eliminating dependent alerts enables the administrator to more easily diagnose the problem
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The WhatsUp Gold Distributed Central Site installation coordinates data feeds from multiple WhatsUp Gold Remote Site installations.
Network data can be viewed in reports that can be selected and customized on the Central Site. |
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WhatsUp Gold Remote Site component installed on a network computer at each
remote location. Each remote site computer monitors the remote site network and reports the network status back to the Central Site. |
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