Whether you want to optimise the cost of your network, monitor service level agreements or simplify end-to-end troubleshooting, ng.upp makes your network visible to you and will change the way you interact with your network.
Verify given SLA for a service. Proof a SLA conformance as a
provider.
Automation saves everyone time. Employees are no longer involved in ICT-topics.
Precise troubleshooting saves costs. No unnecessary phone calls or technicians to send.
The agents are distributed in your network. They can run on dedicated hardware or on virtualised platforms in your environment.
The devices are managed centrally. This enables the fully automated introduction of new devices, services or software upgrades. You have complete visibility and can access the dashboard from anywhere.
ICT operators receive detailed information on application and connectivity services. Managers can access aggregated information on SLA data, performance benchmarks or trends.
The probes are simply connected to your existing company network and are immediately ready for use. Any number of probes can be distributed to strategically important locations.
The probes perform a specific series of tests tailored to your environment.
– SLA monitoring
– Cloud Apps, VoIP
– Alarming, proactive support
You can access the results from anywhere in the world via the ng.upp Reporting Portal to view the latest data or drill down into the stored data records. Of course you can also receive customised reports directly in your mailbox.
Measurements
The following measurements can be made with ng.upp:
Which access points (BSSID) are visible at a specific location, which SSID are available? What is their signal strength and frequency or what are the selected channels?
Are certain, important websites available for their users? From the users’ point of view, how long is the waiting time between request and response of the web pages, and how does this change over time?
Are certain, important gateways or servers reachable? What is the waiting time between request and response, and how does it change over time?
How high is the network throughput, how is it changing? Where are there bottlenecks in the network?
How quickly can your users utilise the WLAN effectively?
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