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Netcordia's NetMRI Operations Center Proactively Manages and Analyzes Global VoIP From a Single Location

Posted on: Tuesday, 21 August 2007, 09:17 CDT

Today at VoiceCon, Netcordia, a leading provider of network management solutions, announced a new version of NetMRI Operations Center, a unified system for analyzing and troubleshooting enterprise networks and VoIP. Used in conjunction with NetMRI network analysis solution, this system provides a consolidated database of network analysis and layer 2 & layer 3 VoIP data from distributed networks. This complete analysis engine is able to raise key issues based on analysis of all managed devices and VoIP issues in distributed networks. This ensures maximum network uptime, improves VoIP communication, and provides for greater scalability and control of the network.

The Operations Center collects data from distributed NetMRI products and allows network managers to organize and view the data from network elements across different information domains (e.g., Routers, Operations Departments, Hot Spots, etc.) in one central location. Reports can be created across multiple NetMRI data collection engines, thereby simplifying issue detection and troubleshooting. It also spans and rolls-up desired information on network issues including IP Telephony, compliance, performance, and security.

NetMRI Operations Center takes the work and risk out of voice management by automating distributed data collection and correlation of voice data. Enterprises rely on NetMRI's expert analysis and in-depth data collection to alert them of problems in their voice delivery before they impact end-users. The Operations Center increases voice performance across a global network by allowing network managers to aggregate voice data, errors and failure.

For large enterprises with multiple networks across the globe, the Operations Center enables NetMRI to support networks with up to 20,000 network devices. This provides for greater scalability and control of the network - improving network management capabilities.

"We are always striving to provide the most comprehensive and innovative network management solutions," said Don Pyle, CEO of Netcordia. "Many of our large customers have multiple locations and were in need of a solution that could simplify the reporting process. The new release of NetMRI Operations Center does just that, increasing network managers' efficiency and effectiveness of managing a large-scale network, which has deployed voice."

The Operations Center detects configurations changes and monitors network element settings across the network, ensuring that business demands are being met. Additionally, it allows network managers to run historical analysis reports on the collected information in its database. This enables network managers to monitor and track network issues over time, examining a network's evolution and growth.

About Netcordia

Netcordia offers enterprises, service providers and government agencies simply a better way to manage their networks. Able to deploy in less than 30 minutes, Netcordia's NetMRI provides the continuous analysis, reporting, and troubleshooting capabilities necessary to manage multivendor networks. This automated solution provides visibility into the network to easily and quickly identify and track issues related to compliance, configuration, performance, security, and IP Telephony which can lead to network instability and service interruption.

Netcordia has been recognized as one of the top companies to watch in network management by Network Computing, one of the Fierce15 top emerging companies in IP Telephony by FierceVoIP, and a Red Herring 100 finalist. (www.netcordia.com)

NetMRI and Netcordia are trademarks of Netcordia, Inc. All other trademarks belong to their respective companies.


Source: Business Wire

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