Yes! We're part of the human network
Dartware became an official Cisco Registered Partner in October 2009. It was analogous to getting married after living together for 10 years; that’s how long InterMapper has been monitoring Cisco networks.
It’s been a productive relationship.
We’ve formed partnerships with Cisco specialists around the world including Boardwalk Communications, Systems DE, and ConnecTIC. Those partners have done a great job explaining how InterMapper keeps watch over Cisco networks and interacts with CiscoWorks. This System DE presentation (link to System DE PPT in documentation section) does a great job explaining how InterMapper adds critical network monitoring capabilities to CiscoWorks.
Our engineers and customers have created a long list of Cisco probes (link to Cisco page) that provide device-specific information along with critical performance metrics including CPU utilization, temperature, traffic error statistics, wireless access points, connection parameters and more.
A few years ago, we added palette of Cisco specific icons to InterMapper so that network maps can depict devices in a way that immediately recognizable.
And most recently, we’ve integrated NetFlow analysis with network monitoring and mapping by with InterMapper Flows. InterMapper Flows collects NetFlow (1, 5, and 7) data in one second increments – you know exactly when specific network activities took place. InterMapper Flows retains every bit of highly granular NetFlows data for long periods of time (how long depends on the database capacity you assign) so that you can continue to conduct any queries you need for post-hoc network forensics or network utilization trend analysis.
So, we feel like we’ve always been partners with Cisco. But now it’s official.
It’s been a productive relationship.
We’ve formed partnerships with Cisco specialists around the world including Boardwalk Communications, Systems DE, and ConnecTIC. Those partners have done a great job explaining how InterMapper keeps watch over Cisco networks and interacts with CiscoWorks. This System DE presentation (link to System DE PPT in documentation section) does a great job explaining how InterMapper adds critical network monitoring capabilities to CiscoWorks.
Our engineers and customers have created a long list of Cisco probes (link to Cisco page) that provide device-specific information along with critical performance metrics including CPU utilization, temperature, traffic error statistics, wireless access points, connection parameters and more.
A few years ago, we added palette of Cisco specific icons to InterMapper so that network maps can depict devices in a way that immediately recognizable.
And most recently, we’ve integrated NetFlow analysis with network monitoring and mapping by with InterMapper Flows. InterMapper Flows collects NetFlow (1, 5, and 7) data in one second increments – you know exactly when specific network activities took place. InterMapper Flows retains every bit of highly granular NetFlows data for long periods of time (how long depends on the database capacity you assign) so that you can continue to conduct any queries you need for post-hoc network forensics or network utilization trend analysis.
So, we feel like we’ve always been partners with Cisco. But now it’s official.
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