ManageEngine OpManager Plus

ManageEngine OpManager Plus is an IT operations management solution designed to provide visibility and control across intricate IT infrastructures. It brings together network, server, application, IP address, switch port, firewall, and storage management into a single platform, allowing IT administrators to monitor and manage their entire IT ecosystem from one central dashboard.

ManageEngine OpManager Plus is a comprehensive IT management solution, offering a 360-degree view and iron-fisted control over an organization's entire IT world. The platform stitches together everything from a network's pulse and application performance to server health both physical and virtual: Xen, VMware, Hyper-V, and Nutanix included, as well as data center efficiency, and the flow of bandwidth.

It can be used for pinpointing application slowdowns at their source, banishing bottlenecks, and smartly doling out resources based on real-time insights into how happy users are. OpManager Plus can be used to watch over and manage all servers, no matter if they're physical boxes or virtual machines living in different environments. Plus, it turbocharges the data center by weaving together IT ops management with DCIM, boosting both infrastructure and server muscle. When it comes to bandwidth, it creates a hawk-eye view on everything from router traffic to Cisco NBAR, CBQoS, site-to-site links, and wireless controller activity.

For network management, the solution offers real-time configuration management, detailed change analysis, user tracking, and remote upgrades. Automated backups, role-based access, and change logs act like a network's guardians, ensuring deployments go off without a hitch.

OpManager Plus also helps spot dodgy firewall rules and understand their impact, while providing the full scoop on every switch port – IP addresses, MACs, status, and speed.

Its visual maps display how everything connects and where the trouble spots are, especially when one misbehaving device or app starts affecting the rest of the network. One look at a map shows how the IT infrastructure is laid out, and where the potential issue is.