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TotalView is being used for network trend data for the specific purpose of troubleshooting. It is used exclusively by the team of network …
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What is TotalView?
PathSolution’s TotalView is a network performance monitoring tool. PathSolutions emphasizes the platform’s issue diagnostics and recommended remediation assistance as a key differentiator.
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What is TotalView?
PathSolution’s TotalView is a network performance monitoring tool. PathSolutions emphasizes issue diagnostics and recommended remediation as a key facet of TotalView, in addition to core monitoring features. These features include network mapping, bandwidth analysis, real-time performance and cloud service monitoring, and automated report generation. The vendor also advertises rapid deployment via auto configuration and network discovery.
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What is TotalView?
PathSolution’s TotalView is a network performance monitoring tool. PathSolutions emphasizes the platform’s issue diagnostics and recommended remediation assistance as a key differentiator.
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Who uses TotalView?
The most common users of TotalView are from Mid-sized Companies (51-1,000 employees) and the Banking industry.
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TotalView is being used for network trend data for the specific purpose of troubleshooting. It is used exclusively by the team of network engineers to address problems. It allows senior level guys to gather data quickly for complex issues (otherwise gained from CLI as a manual process) and junior level guys to quickly assess basic issues and get direction from within the tool with explanations of issues and corrective actions.
- The setup is fast and easy - 500 devices in 20 minutes.
- The ability to go back a day or a week in time allows us to more easily troubleshoot the "what happened at 3 a.m. yesterday" question.
- It gives us easily accessible stats for checks and balances like device types, counts, models, serial number etc.
- Customization can be difficult to achieve - although well documented and support is willing to help.
- Some configuration steps are cumbersome but strides have been made to fix that in recent years.
- Automation and discovery of devices aren't the easiest to do, it is one of the short comings. While it is achievable it's not as up front as other tools
We use TotalView to monitor our entire network infrastructure to include all: routers, switches, firewalls, and wireless controllers.
- Simple, intuitive interface.
- Support Team is great.
- New features being added all the time.
- I don't have any complaints or suggestions right now.
June 17, 2019
TotalView - An Amazing Diagnostic Tool
Currently, TotalView is being used as a network management tool that allows for a concise and consolidated location to view important network diagnostic information. This product is being used by my department within the hospital to troubleshoot issues ranging from bandwidth consumption on a per-interface level to monitor VoIP calls via our Shoretel phone system. Additionally, TotalView provides a quick view of our configured products Model #, Manufacturer, Serial # and the current version of Software running.
- In-depth device interface performance
- Daily Utilization with a historical view
- Call Assessment and VoIP phone monitoring
- I currently do not have any cons with the software - PathSolutions support is phenomenal.
April 12, 2019
All your network are belong to us
Our IT Department uses TotalView for Network Monitoring and Troubleshooting. Due to its many features, we are starting to use TotalView to replace other higher-cost tools that we use for similar purposes. It gives us great visibility into the quality of our network performance, down to the switch-port level, and enables us to quickly identify deficiencies in link quality. Also, we can get a look back in time to pull metrics from reports of issues that may have occurred earlier in the day or week.
- Probably the best value I have ever seen in a network monitoring product.
- Phenomenal customer service and support.
- Features galore!
- If you have some complexities in your network addressing, the network diagram tool will lay everything out automatically, but it will be confusing to look at. There is a way to edit the diagram so it looks more intuitive, but it may require some time to edit everything the right way.
- TotalView will count virtual interfaces such as voice dial-peers and service modules as "ports," which counts against your license count. However, there is a way to edit each device to remove these "false positives" so it doesn't suck up licenses, but it can take some time to clean those up.