ManageEngine Access Manager Plus vs. NetkaQuartz Service Desk X

Overview
ProductRatingMost Used ByProduct SummaryStarting Price
ManageEngine Access Manager Plus
Score 7.0 out of 10
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ManageEngine Access Manager Plus is a web-based solution that enables secure, granular privileged access to critical systems, monitors and records all privileged sessions, and provides real-time control over every remote session. Key capabilities: Secure RDP, SSH, SQL, VNC remote connections RemoteApp for Windows, remote file transfer Live monitoring, session recording, and complete audit-logging Supports compliance…N/A
NetkaQuartz Service Desk X
Score 0.0 out of 10
N/A
NetkaQuartz Service Desk X (NSDX) is a suite of ITIL service management tools that help IT professionals deliver IT services more efficiently. Its features include customer segmentation, risk management, request handling, infrastructure automation, and service diversification, among others.
$1,300
per year 5 Agents
Pricing
ManageEngine Access Manager PlusNetkaQuartz Service Desk X
Editions & Modules
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Service Desk Plan
$1,300
per year 5 Agents
Growth Plan
Contact Sales
per year 20 Agents
Enterprise Plan
Contact Sales
per year 20 Agents
Offerings
Pricing Offerings
ManageEngine Access Manager PlusNetkaQuartz Service Desk X
Free Trial
YesYes
Free/Freemium Version
YesNo
Premium Consulting/Integration Services
NoNo
Entry-level Setup FeeNo setup feeNo setup fee
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Community Pulse
ManageEngine Access Manager PlusNetkaQuartz Service Desk X
Considered Both Products
ManageEngine Access Manager Plus
Chose ManageEngine Access Manager Plus
i think manageengine access manager is better overall in the ease of deployment, and the fact that it had native RDP ssh and sql access from a single console.
The main thing that made the difference is that integrates with the other manage engine solutions ecosystem.
additionally …
NetkaQuartz Service Desk X

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Score 9.2 out of 10
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User Ratings
ManageEngine Access Manager PlusNetkaQuartz Service Desk X
Likelihood to Recommend
9.0
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Usability
8.0
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User Testimonials
ManageEngine Access Manager PlusNetkaQuartz Service Desk X
Likelihood to Recommend
ManageEngine Access Manager Plus is ideal where you have numerous external contractors who need privileged temporary access to secure systems, it is also ideal for the elevation of privileges of internal users. Access can be controlled very precisely and sessions can be recorded and access can be revoked at any time.
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Pros
  • Remote Access Control
  • Multi Factor Authentication
  • Screen Sharing
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Cons
  • Initial setup is not straight forward and could do with some simplification.
  • Could do with a specific dashboard for each remote office.
  • An easier way to share filters between users and menus would be useful.
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Usability
I think the solution covered a big gap we had, and we could not find a system in the market that covers the same areas with greats features availability, the solution serves three departments in our organization, the Infrastructure, Security and Audit departments, and this demonstrates how critical and beneficial it is.
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Alternatives Considered
i think manageengine access manager is better overall in the ease of deployment, and the fact that it had native RDP ssh and sql access from a single console.
The main thing that made the difference is that integrates with the other manage engine solutions ecosystem.
additionally i believe the overall cost was better in manage engine
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Return on Investment
  • Setup time for external users is greatly reduced.
  • Increased Security due the the reduction of password exposure.
  • Improved user productivity due to more effective management.
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