You can monitor ANYTHING. The basic monitoring is easy to setup and get working fast. Once you spend some extra time learning, you begin to see the wide range of possibilities. The support forums are fantastic, I can usually find the answer to a question in a few minutes of searching. Additionally, the licensing is designed for the current world... based on sensors, not monitoring stations. Maps are a great method for allowing end users\Management to visualize the current situation.

With this software I can monitor different kind of devices: Microsoft Windows and Linux servers, switches, firewall, UPS, SMS gateway, printers, VMware infrastructures, ecc... it is very stable and it allows to have remote probe for monitoring devices on a remote network without using a VPN.

It has a excellent structured network element view. Its join performance data and alerts in a perfect couple. It lets you search in historical data an specific value of your interest, changing in live, 2 days, 30 days and 365 days views. We use additionally maps, where we can set multiple and different sensors configuration including: chatrs, top 10, speedometers, and much more.