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InterMapper
InterMapper points out network problems -- often before users and customers suffer downtime or poor performance. SNMP and ping probes discover and query elements across your distributed network - whether it spans several rooms, a building, an office park, or distributed locations. Synthetic transactions test critical applications and alert you to email, web, or directory server problems. It's easy to set up - you'll be working in a couple hours.
What's New
Version 5.7.1:
- Fixed the logic that implements the activation grace period. This resolves the "missing maps" problems seen after a license that requires activation was installed.
- InterMapper server can now be controlled from InterMapper Control Center on OS X 10.9.
- If set to SNMPv3, the default SNMP settings are now being used for automatic probes.
Requirements
Intel/PPC, OS X 10.5 or later
Intel/PPC, OS X 10.5 or later
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InterMapper points out network problems -- often before users and customers suffer downtime or poor performance. SNMP and ping probes discover and query elements across your distributed network - whether it spans several rooms, a building, an office park, or distributed locations. Synthetic transactions test critical applications and alert you to email, web, or directory server problems. It's easy to set up - you'll be working in a couple hours.
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My initial purchase years ago for an unlimited license was quite reasonable. As time passed, the cost of keeping the product current increased out of my budget. That's not to say the product and its developer isn't worth it.
Forced to look for alternatives, I found The Dude from MikroTik. I dabbled with it on its native Windows occasionally, finding it to be quite complex, but full of potential. Recently, I used WineBottler to install it as an app within OS X and was surprised to find it working quite well (2.8 Quad Xeon with the Dude server running on a separate Win box).
The Dude doesn't have the beloved marching ants of InterMapper, but it can gradually change the link colors as utilization grows. I still have much to learn, but with some effort, I imagine it's possible to do many of the things that IM once did for me. Not bad for free. Of course, you have to ask yourself, how much time do you have?
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That's naughty. Don't mess with permissions on a directory that's sharable with other applications.
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Jamus reviewed on 29 Jan 2010
Intermapper had a much steeper learning curve than LANSurveyor and did not seem as well polished. It did seem VERY detailed and capable of some complex reports, but was just not what I was looking for.
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cenocre reviewed on 05 Feb 2009
Negative: Not at all obvious. The good stuff is hidden. Desperately needs a GUI redesign and window reorganization! It has maps and pictures, but so what. Many of the great features are anything but obvious and even when you discover a feature accidentally after lots of searching around, it is not obvious what you are actually setting up.
Anonymous reviewed on 22 May 2005
Anonymous reviewed on 15 May 2005
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And to the price point issue, compare IM to apps like HP Openview and other commercial packages and IM is a bargain!
Also, HP OpenView takes a highend server to monitor half the devices IM can monitor on a Mac mini...
Hope it helps,
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If this doesn't seem to be the case, please contact me, or, better, send a note to support@dartware.com.
Thanks.
Rich Brown
Dartware, LLC
Hanover, NH USA
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