10-Strike Network Monitor

NetCrunch is a smart, agentless network monitoring and management software system capable of monitoring every device in a network. Developed by AdRem Software, NetCrunch helps businesses of all sizes remotely monitor network services, switches, routers, bandwidth utilization, and traffic flow and visualize their system performance. AdRem NetCrunch offers a wide variety of features, including capacity monitoring, service desk management, Windows diagnostic tools, remote access, IP address monitoring, progress report, and more. This all-in-one solution supports all leading OS types, such as Linux, Windows, VMWare ESX/ESXi, Mac OS X, and BSD.

AggreGate is a white-label full-stack Internet of Things integration platform that drives a digital transformation of your enterprise from connecting the assets to "slicing and dicing" their data for discovering some valuable insights. The Platform and derived vertical products also help integrators, OEMs, telecoms, and MSPs render IoT services running both on the edge and in their cloud.

ClearDelta is a United States software company that was founded in 2003, and offers a software title called ClearDelta System Collector. ClearDelta System Collector is network monitoring software, and includes features such as bandwidth monitoring, internet usage monitoring, real time analytics, server monitoring, and web traffic reporting. With regards to system requirements, ClearDelta System Collector is available as SaaS software. Costs start at $3.49/month. ClearDelta System Collector includes online support, business hours support, and 24/7 live support. Some alternative products to ClearDelta System Collector include Nagios Network Analzyer, Nagios XI, and Nagios Log Server.

The majority of IT departments are in the midst of redesigning their data centers. This interest is driven primarily by the desire to reduce cost while simultaneously implementing the ability to support an increasingly virtualized, cloud-enabled, and dynamic data center. One of the most important characteristics of the contemporary data center is that an ever-increasing amount of the traffic is between servers, and a majority of these servers are Linux or UNIX-based. As such, a critical goal of the next-generation data center is to facilitate high availability and performance-tuned server-to-server communications. IT staff need access to server performance and availability details from not only their browser desktops, but also their cell phones, and they need a more concise way to view server status. Focusing on consolidation, virtualization and Cloud computing.