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1. #Orion solarwinds network performance monitor install
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we ultimately choose SolarWinds however this seemed like a pretty solid appliance based solution.įeel free to PM me offline if you would like more info on my experience with Orion, OpenNMS, or EM7. Support is also available through the OpenNMS Group and is pretty awesome.ĮM7: Appliance based solution provided by ScienceLogic, I don't have much experience with it other than we evaluated it against SolarWinds Orion and it was a close competitor. If you are starting Network Atlas on a remote computer, provide the IP address of the main polling engine. If you are launching Network Atlas on the local computer, type localhost into Address. Provide your SolarWinds Platform Web Console credentials. OpenNMS: OpenSource (full product available at no cost) Linux based NMS that does a great job of network monitoring, is easy to maintain, runs well, and provides some good flexibility. To create a network map: Start the Network Atlas in the SolarWinds program folder. Orion NPM Overview: Up to 10 different views of your entire network with drill-down capability. Orion NPM gives a top-down view of the network, mapping out various data points for analysis.

According to Michael Bennett, who became the chief executive officer in 2006, the name SolarWinds was chosen by an early employee and the company has nothing to do with solar or wind power. Solarwinds’ Orion Network Performance Monitor is designed to help you locate, troubleshoot and fix network performance issues and downtime. If the Windows thing is a complete deal breaker for SolarWinds (hopefully it isn't but I can understand if it is) then there are two products I think you should take a look at if you haven't already. earlier in March 1998 and released its first web-based network performance monitoring application in November 2001.

#Orion solarwinds network performance monitor software

I don't anticipate an Orion appliance in the near future because the Orion software is very integrated and relies heavily on MS Windows technologies. IP tools enable network admins to audit, track, and monitor the performance of IP.

#Orion solarwinds network performance monitor install

What I can tell you is that I have lots of experience with NMS systems but am by no means a Windows or SQL guy however I have not had any trouble maintaining our relatively large install of Orion. IP Address Manager is a part of the SolarWinds Orion Platform. You are correct in that SolarWinds Orion runs on Windows and requires MS SQL Server. StatSeeker is pushing me to eval and purchase their product because it is an appliance I am hoping that Orion NPM comes in a form of appliance that I can recommend to my company.Īny words on if/when Solarwinds will come out with a NPM appliance version?

We're using the following devices in our environment all are appliances: I also do not want server folks to touch my networking boxes. Orion Network Atlas allows you to map Cisco wireless controllers and mobile. I am a network person, not Server person. With the SolarWinds Wi-Fi heat map software in NPM, you can easily create. Because it runs MS windows, I, the network guy will have to be responsible for installing latest MS patches, Antivirus, hardware maintenance, etc. The issue I have with Orion NPM is that it is running on Microsoft Windows platform and it also requires MS SQL Server (we have large environment). I like Orion NPM because I used it in the past and it is easy to use. I've been asked by my management to look at Network Performance and Monitoring product such as StatSeeker and Open-Source NMIS and Solarwind Orion NPM.