There are several programs out there that help you to map, monitor and manage your network. But one you should really try out is DEKSI Network Administrator.

What is the deal about this program?

DEKSI Network Administrator helps you to generate network maps and speeds up access to remote hosts’ properties and resources. With this program, you can scan your network, find hosts, place them on a network diagram, and monitor their state as well as export a network diagram to a graphic image, Microsoft Visio, as well as an XML scheme.

DEKSI Network Administrator contains the following modules:  Network diagram builder: Create network diagram automatically and export it to Visio, Network monitor: Monitor hosts, servers, and services, Alerter: Be notified on network or service failures, Connection monitor: Audit connections to your shared resources and Access actual network diagram in real-time using web technology.

Some of the main features of this program include: Network mapping: modeling a local area network in a visual mode and then saving the result as a map, image, XML scheme, or you can print the network map, Network diagram: Draw network diagram and export it to Visio, Monitor servers and other hosts and several others. Although it is feature rich, it is very easy to understand and simple to use.

DEKSI Software International, the author of this program, added the following new changes to this version: Added sorting by fields in the web UI, Added displaying the list of monitoring checks in the web UI in the case of using an external web server. Added ability to hide the upper and the side panels in the web UI. Added substitution keys for inserting attributes from host comments to the command line parameters in the user context menu among several other changes.

Downsides?

It is quite expensive. Single user license will cost you $299.00.

To know more about this program, please visit DekSoftware.

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