For network professionals who are managing a small number of network devices at their organization, HelpSystems now offers a fully-functional free version of Intermapper, user-friendly, reliable network monitoring software for Windows, Linux, and Mac.The free version of Intermapper includes network monitoring for up to 10 devices, plus full enterprise features including sophisticated network mapping, real-time performance alerts,and free monitoring for multiple items per device (e.g.disk storage, RAM memory, or CPU processor load) without consuming additional licenses.
Given the catastrophic effect IT outages have on business operations, 24/7 visibility into network performance has never been more important. A rising number of IT professionals are turning to free tools to do the job, only to be disappointed by their limited functionality, poor reliability, or time-consuming development it takes to make them fit their requirements.
Intermapper combines the power and reliability of enterprise software with the ease of installation that makes free versions so attractive. “Compared to other free network monitoring tools, which are often limited in functionality and may require heavy development work to get started, Intermapper is both powerful and easy to set up right out of the box,” said Dev Barua, Senior Software Development Manager at HelpSystems.
Intermapper helps IT teams stay ahead of network outages and ensure all their physical and virtual equipment stays up and running—today and in the future. “When you get started with Intermapper, you can enjoy peace of mind knowing you’re using a fully-functional enterprise tool that will scale as your business requirements grow,” said Chris Heim, CEO of HelpSystems.
The free version of Intermapper is available for download on the HelpSystems website.
HelpSystems Releases Fully - Functional Free Version of Intermapper Network Monitoring Software
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