Make Sure Those Red and Yellow Alerts Really Mean Something
The longer your network monitoring system dashboard is lit up in red and yellow without consequence, the less the alerts will mean to you. Netreo’s smart handling of application failure detection allows you to automatically test and re-test failed services to suppress false alarms easily and efficiently. Any given service can be retested any number of times before notifications are sent, and if the problem is caused by connectivity or host issues, the alerts can be suppressed automatically.
Schedule a DemoSmart Inventory
Before addressing alert thresholds, establish whether you even need to be monitoring a given device or system. A proper inventory of all of your organizational devices will help you make sure you’ve got visibility where you need it — and only where you need it.
As you prepare your network for a monitoring system installation, you can use either Netreo’s auto discovery process to inventory the systems and devices or simply manually inventory the devices yourself. Often times, an auto discovery process helps organizations identify key devices they hadn’t realized they could monitor so easily. Other times, a manual inventory can help you identify devices you probably don’t need to monitor.
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Reach out!Automatically Set Thresholds for New Network Devices
Because the work of monitoring your network is never done, Netreo helps you as you automate future growth. Our platform presets alert thresholds for specific device classes based on the parameters you’ve already set. While some new devices won’t require exactly the same alert parameters as the device class in general, preset thresholds will provide protection if the device’s alerts aren’t reconfigured immediately.