Progress WhatsUp Gold

Progress WhatsUp Gold

Progress WhatsUp Gold

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Product	Rating	Most Used By	Product Summary	Starting Price
Progress WhatsUp Gold	Score 7.5 out of 10	Mid-Size Companies (51-1,000 employees)	WhatsUp Gold developed by Ipswitch (acquired by Progress Software May 2019) offers network performance monitoring and mapping. It supports core monitoring features, including automated workflows and network capacity planning, and monitors across hybrid environments.	N/A

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	Progress WhatsUp Gold
Considered Both Products	Progress WhatsUp Gold Verified User Engineer Chose Progress WhatsUp Gold Progress WhatsUp Gold is able to do multi vendor and is able to do so without the need to install and maintain an agent. It used industry standard tools to pull data to monitor your systems and infrastructure. Incentivized Helpful? Joshua Van Camp Network Administration Supervisor Chose Progress WhatsUp Gold Progress WhatsUp Gold (formerly Ipswitch WhatsUp Gold) is more network focused than some of the other products we looked at, which had basic capabilities but were not as strong on the reporting or programmatic resolution of issues. Progress WhatsUp Gold (formerly Ipswitch … Incentivized Helpful? Shahab Razak Senior Network Architect Chose Progress WhatsUp Gold The network monitoring tools and suites are abundant and you must be very thorough when evaluating the plethora of solutions out there. SNMP MIBs make it easy to gather information and discover your network, so you should concentrate on usability features, reporting, and … Helpful? RP Reggie Pauling Network Engineer Chose Progress WhatsUp Gold WUG doesn't have near the feature sets of these two. Incentivized Helpful? John Glenn Network Operations Manager Chose Progress WhatsUp Gold It's just more affordable and offers more flexibility than PagerDuty. Incentivized Helpful? Verified User Professional Chose Progress WhatsUp Gold Ease of deployment and use the product. Friendly user interface and quick network discovery with a large number of monitors. Incentivized Helpful? Michael Singh NOC Engineer 3, Enterprise Managed Services Chose Progress WhatsUp Gold For the sake of simplicity, WhatsUp Gold is better. It is cheaper and more cost-effective for what we need. I am sure it will scale up easily in the future if that growth comes. Incentivized Helpful? Alex Leung Information Technology Manager Chose Progress WhatsUp Gold WhatsUp Gold is an industry leading product providing excellent monitoring and reporting capabilities for systems and resources that allow us as the customer to work proactively before system outages occur, which minimizes potential downtime Incentivized Helpful? Victor Adebayo IT Support Executive Chose Progress WhatsUp Gold WhatsUp Gold gives you a much better in-depth analysis and understanding of both your network and endpoint devices but the emphasis should be laid more on report generation. WhatsUp Gold has the ability to generate a report (e.g device uptime, bandwidth utilization, device … Incentivized Helpful? JE Jamie Elliott Sr. Network Engineer - Contract Work Chose Progress WhatsUp Gold From a initial setup, WhatsUp takes Splunk down. I had WhatsUp up within minutes of monitoring and rebooting. From a PRTG perspective, setup was about the same. Now PRTG doesn't have all the bells and whistle WhatsUp has but for tracking and monitoring Netflow and Syslog … Incentivized Helpful? Gary Lamontagne Network and Systems Administrator Chose Progress WhatsUp Gold WhatsUp Gold was much easier to install and setup. I ran into many issues installing Spiceworks, and had such a learning curve. I'm not an expert in Linux and that is the platform that it installed on. I'm very comfortable in a Windows environment, and Whatsup Gold installs on … Incentivized Helpful? Verified User Technician Chose Progress WhatsUp Gold More customizable UI, more relavant monitoring statistics, less false positive alerts. Incentivized Helpful?

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User Ratings
	Progress WhatsUp Gold
Likelihood to Recommend	8.3 (13 ratings)
Support Rating	4.2 (2 ratings)

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	Progress WhatsUp Gold
Likelihood to Recommend	Progress Software Corporation [Progress WhatsUp Gold (formerly Ipswitch WhatsUp Gold)] is good for what it is. An inexpensive but accurate monitor for alerting on systems and services. However, it is time consuming to configure, The GUI leaves a lot to be desired and the formatting for txt alerts stinks (I just use it now as an alert to check my email to view the actual alert.) Incentivized MG Matthew Garufi Enterprise Architect Read full review
Pros	Progress Software Corporation Monitoring the connection; performance, switching, and issues. We use a broadband connection for our primary and a cellular backup for the secondary. While we use routing protocols to make this switch and WhatsUp isn't used for Syslog monitoring. it alerts us within seconds. Backup configurations and archiving. WhatsUp does this particularly well. I use it for both Cisco routers and switches. The diagram feature is nice. Though I don't use it as much because of the size of our structure, it does come in handy for mapping routes of all traffic. Incentivized JE Jamie Elliott Sr. Network Engineer - Contract Work Read full review
Cons	Progress Software Corporation Navigating the new WhatsUp Gold 2018 is a bit complicated and not user-friendly. The best part about using a software is the user's ability to use it with ease. You cannot click sites being monitored from Map Dashboard View. This feature was previously possible in the older version. Incentivized Victor Adebayo IT Support Executive Read full review
Usability	Progress Software Corporation The web interface is really good, there are a few areas that could use a bit of polish but overall it is well designed and easy to navigate and use, even for a new user. Incentivized Verified User Anonymous Read full review
Support Rating	Progress Software Corporation We have never had an issue with support. It has always been quick and understandable Incentivized John Glenn Network Operations Manager Read full review
Alternatives Considered	Progress Software Corporation Progress WhatsUp Gold (formerly Ipswitch WhatsUp Gold) is more network focused than some of the other products we looked at, which had basic capabilities but were not as strong on the reporting or programmatic resolution of issues. Progress WhatsUp Gold (formerly Ipswitch WhatsUp Gold) is cost effective compared to some of the other upmarket solutions. Incentivized Joshua Van Camp Network Administration Supervisor Read full review
Return on Investment	Progress Software Corporation Alerts IT team members when things go down after regular business hours. IT team is able to fix the issue before users arrive the next day. Saves on system downtime and lost productivity Remote monitoring means less staff hours spent checking for potential problems. Incentivized Gary Lamontagne Network and Systems Administrator Read full review
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