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NetCrunch includes Kerberos support out of the box, along with unique functions that make it a future proof network monitoring alternative: https://www.adremsoft.com/netcrunch/best-alternative-to-prtg/

Want to see how it works live? https://www.adremsoft.com/netcrunch/demo/

See how NetCrunch manages alerts, review escalation options and integrations, see AI components in NetCrunch - schedule live demo: https://www.adremsoft.com/netcrunch/demo/

Schedule personal NetCrunch demo and discover live network views. See how you can modify them and configure to meet your needs ➡️ https://www.adremsoft.com/netcrunch/demo/

Got less common device or system you need to monitor? Schedule NetCrunch demo and ask how it can be monitored with NetCrunch. https://www.adremsoft.com/netcrunch/demo/

Book personal NetCrunch demo to see what can be monitored and displayed on live dashboards and network views. https://www.adremsoft.com/netcrunch/demo/

You can schedule a live demo to see NetCrunch in action or ask for a trial license to test yourself.
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You can schedule a live demo to see NetCrunch in action or ask for a trial license to test yourself.
➡️ https://www.adremsoft.com/demo/

Check out NetCrunch’s free tools that will make your work easier!

1. NetCrunch Admin Toolset - Set of network tools for administrators containing various tools in visual form.

- TCP/IP Tools (Ping Traceroute, Wake on LAN, DNS Info, Who Is)

- Subnet Tools (DNS Audit, MAC Address Resolver, Subnet Calculator)

- Net Scanners (Ping Scanner, Network Services Scanner,Open TCP Port Scanner, SNMP Scanner)

1. WMI Tester - Test the accessibility and execution of various WMI queries.

2. Syslog Tester - Test the sending syslog packets to syslog server.

3. WMI Tools - Access remotely WMI data with ease.

4. SNMP MIB Walker - Scan whole MIB tree of the specific device and save to the file.

https://www.adremsoft.com/netcrunch.tools/

I have the confirmation for all releases of v11 (available since November 2020) that they do not use log4j. I do not have confirmed data for previous versions as there were many libraries changes/upgrades in NetCrunch v11 in comparison to older versions of NetCrunch.

Oh yes!

Hi! We're alive :) New NetCrunch 10 will be released in December of this year. What's been keeping us busy is roughly about 1,200 changes and new features which we're polishing out as of right now :)

Here's a sneak preview: https://www.adremsoft.com/blog/view/blog/11535570118947/netcrunch-10-highlights

Hi!

We usually don't check this forum for support questions, but we're glad to answer your question.

There are several ways. You can set up to monitor your main gateway and let it alert you, if it goes down (even through GSM modem). You can also click Edit->Add node to atlas and choose the IP address of the server which you want to reach outside (such as 8.8.8.8).

Thanks for trying our software!

We're working on a major release scheduled for the end of Q4. Stay tuned for the big news! :-)

The best way is to start with compiling your MIB using our MIB Compiler (Tools->SNMP MIB Database & Compiler). After it is successfully compiled, you can set proper device type under Node Settings->Properties and using SNMP identification.

During the meeting we discussed several ways how to use monitoring systems in order to keep your network (i.e. company, data, etc.) safe inside and outside.

Hi and thanks for trying our product!

We had another customer with exactly the same issue. Our engineers tell me that it's the configuration that's the problem. Have a look here: https://www.adremsoft.com/adoc/view/netcrunch/391497132323/windows-monitoring-setup and make sure your setup is following the guidelines.

Hi and sorry for the late reply! Unfortunately, at the moment, there is no way to integrate NetCrunch with NCTools - these are two different pieces of software.

Wake On Lan feature in NetCrunch is available only via action script assign to selected event.

In Melbourne no, but we're coming to Cisco Live US in Las Vegas this year and we're very excited!

Yes, it can be done but it's kind of a way around. You'd have to create a new blank map, throw in the nodes that you want to disable and send a rest to generate an event and action to disable monitoring. Instead, I'd suggest a simpler solution which would be setting up monitoring time restrictions. You simply right-click on the Network Atlas in the top left Views section and choose Properties. In the newly opened window select Monitoring and here you can either enable/disable monitoring or set up a time restrictions with the exact hours between which you want the monitoring enabled or disabled. You can set it up for the main atlas but also for maps or particular nodes.

If you knew which mac address was already added to NetCrunch you could filter it, but this means changing the rule every time a new mac address is added. So far we haven't come across this sort of utilization.

Sure! Just check out our preconfigured monitoring pack for Linux.

Happy to help :) Go ahead and if you have any further questions, don't hesitate to ask or call our tech support.

We can monitor Linux machines but NetCrunch itself has to be installed on a Windows Server 2008 R2 or newer.

You can monitor practically anything as long as it can communicate via SNMP and the device manufacturer provided you with the MIB file. Then you can simply compile the MIB file into NetCrunch and create a monitoring pack for your device.