NetCrunch Suite for Windows

User Reviews

• Very good product

  MattGrabowskiOctober 17, 2014

  Pros

  We have been using NetCrunch for monitoring our network and systems for a few years and are very satisfied. The network maps are fantastic, and we can monitor VMWare, NetFlow, apps, and our SNMP devices in one package. Great product.

  Cons

  Would like the mobile client to be more comprehensive

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• Agentless, easy layout, easy self-discovery

  martin-emoOctober 8, 2014

  Pros

  Easy to operate, network map easy to read. Discovering new devices, and pinpointing trouble nodes is a snap. Event correlation, VMware ESXi monitoring & custom alerts are what separates this monitoring services from the competition.

  Cons

  It's mainly written for small to mid sized networks. As long as you have 3500 nodes, or less you will be ok.

  Summary

  We first came across NetCrunch a few years back. Right away we fell in love with it. The network discovery process is very straight forward; also classifying different hardware was easy with NetCrunch. Our network consists of many industrial Servo drivers, VoIP adapters, sensors, access points, and switches - yet that was no match for NetCrunch.

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• Intuitive

  MaxPrestonOctober 3, 2006

  Pros

  Great features a t a good price, I love maps and network diagrams

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• Great for monitoring several remote sites, excellent for network documentation

  BornToBeITJune 14, 2005

  Pros

  I manage a LAN of over 200 users over a WAN to 6 different remote sites. With NetCrunch I have been able to show reports to AT&T when we have problems that they have not been able to detect. I've also been able to show them where we have had some router configuration table errors. Since I rely very heavily on documentation to manage my network, NetCrunch mapping utility is a wonderful way to both document then network as well as identify connectivity issues.This tool alone has saved me both the time and expense of having to travel to my remote sites on many occasions. <p>Plus, it does not restrict the number of devices I want to monitor.

  Cons

  Physical maps do not always recognize devices properly. You need pretty modern workstation to use it effectively.

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• Best network maps and good monitoring

  morrissmithMarch 8, 2005

  Pros

  Excellent tool for multiplatform monitoring and fault alerting. Really nice view of my network, and easy to understand what parts are acting up. It didn't take much to install and get it up and running. I like advanced WinNT and SNMP management features

  Cons

  Doesn’t support Win95 performance monitoring.

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