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THWACK Tuesday Tip :: How to Monitor and Manage Network Devices With Remote Monitoring & Management

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How to Monitor and Manage Network Devices With Remote Monitoring & Management

September 3, 2019

RMM's Network Devices module lets you easily discover and monitor your customers’ networking equipment. In the past few months we’ve made significant updates to the Network Devices module, primarily by adding support for more vendors and adding the flexibility to add devices we haven't yet supported. This video will go through some of the scenarios.

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donrobert5

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OliviaBParker1

While most businesses don't have the resources to operate manage network devices with remote monitoring, they just outsource it to a trusted IT service provider. The benefits are, they have access to competitive IT facilities, save costs, time, and they can focus their effort to other business activities.

tallyrich

As a consulting firm we are using N-Central for this. Personally I prefer the Orion products and wonder if this would do what we need.

rschroeder

It might happen, but for now, all the things we monitor are our own, not those of our customers. The opposite could also happen--all IT could be outsourced to another company that would have to monitor/manage our internal systems. It wouldn't be pretty, nor would it come without painful and extended outages.

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