WhatsUp Gold Virtual Monitoring 500 New Devices with 3 Years Service

Deskripsi

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Monitor workloads, physical and virtual servers from a unified dashboard. Automatically discover and map your VMware and Hyper-V virtual environments including clusters, resources, hosts and guests. Track VM migrations and understand virtual-to-physical relationships.

Features:

Discover Your Virtual Infrastructure

Get real-time and historical visibility into the performance of your virtual infrastructure in the context of the entire IT infrastructure – networks, physical servers and applications. Our Virtualization Monitoring feature discovers, maps, monitors, alerts and reports on VMware and Hyper-V performance for hosts and guests and clusters on the network.

Map Your Virtual Infrastructure

Automatically generate dynamic maps of your Hyper-V and VMware infrastructure, displaying hosts and guests, host/guest relationships, clusters, and real-time status.

With a single click, drill down to view performance data on any virtual resource on the map.

Monitor Your Virtual Infrastructure

Monitor VMware and Hyper-V in real-time to keep an up-to-date list of all hosts and attributes. Monitor the performance and resource consumption of hosts and guests, including CPU, Memory, Disk and Interface Utilization and the availability and performance of servers and tracks live migrations.

Alert on Your Virtual Infrastructure

Generate threshold-based alerts on CPU, memory, disk and interface utilization on virtual machines and events including virtual machine status,  security related events and any alert generating an event log.

Report on Your Virtual Infrastructure

Out-of-the-box reports include:

• Virtual Hosts (all hosts discovered on the network)
• Virtual Server Attributes (VIM and API versions, number of CPU cores, packages and threads; virtual machines, powered on and off, and suspended)
• Virtual Machine Current CPU, Memory, Disk and Interface Utilization reports.

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