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Is Orion NPM a Multi-tennant System?

I was originally under the impression that Orion was intended to be a multi-tennant system allowing providers to open it up to their customers and provide specified visibility. We did an on-site demo of the product before purchasing it and I was still under this impession.

At this point I am curious to know, is Orion NPM intended to be a multi-tennant system?

I would be interested to hear from others that are using it in this environment.

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ecornwell

I don't know if this helps but before we purchased Orion, one of our Managed Service Providers gave us access to our devices using Orion. All we could see were our devices.

drew999999

It is possible (using account limitations) to give different user accounts permissions to only see the devices which are assigned to them. I use this feature to create view 'templates' and assign devices based on the users group. i.e. give the server team views to only the servers, SAN team views to their storage equipment, etc.

Once you figure out how to create these limitations, it's a really nice feature to give the various teams a clean view in what they are most concerned about.

Drew.