ManageEngine OpManager

What differentiates ManageEngine OpManager from other similar products?

I enjoyed how our team was able to move between our demands for creative services and our Digital Ops team with ease. integrating all of our systems and improving user-friendliness.

What is your favorite aspect of this product?

When necessary, the monitoring reports UI pops up at you. We have a monitor that shows a map of our US data facilities. Especially useful given that we operate across most time zones.

What do you dislike most about this product?

It would assume that it was creative across the board if I navigated to a different tab and wouldn't save my work. Despite parts of the UI's archaic appearance, it still functions rather well.

What recommendations would you give to someone considering this product?

We also use other ManageEngine products, such as ADManager, which are excellent. From what we can tell, the company is reliable and cognizant of the issues its clients are seeking to resolve.

What differentiates ManageEngine OpManager from other similar products?

Although the older versions appear to function better, it is excellent to warn of issues before users become aware of them. Notifications of faults with the processor, RAM, and hard drive. network issues and non-responsive servers and devices.

What is your favorite aspect of this product?

You can receive notifications from OpManager using a variety of techniques when a threshold level is reached or exceeded. It may inform a collection of assistance resources and supports email, paging, and other features. How to keep monitoring systems from giving you too much feedback and bombarding you with notifications if a problem is not solved is another challenge. OpManager offers a high amount of customization, allowing you to choose how often you want to be alerted when a problem arises and the ability to have it stop alerting you after the problem has been handled.

What do you dislike most about this product?

It would assume that it was creative across the board if I navigated to a different tab and wouldn't save my work. Getting a clean system can be challenging at times.

What recommendations would you give to someone considering this product?

Although the older versions appear to function better, it is excellent to warn of issues before users become aware of them. However, the most recent edition is still a very great product.

What differentiates ManageEngine OpManager from other similar products?

Many companies want to manage their IT environment with a minimal amount of support personnel. Our business is not an exception. A reliable monitoring system that will automatically alert you before an issue gets critical is essential for this to function. In this regard, OpManager has been quite helpful. Without manually logging in and checking for issues, we can monitor a lot of systems. OpManager, on the other hand, alerts us when an issue is developing and gives us the opportunity to respond before it affects our end users.

What is your favorite aspect of this product?

OpManager is a very effective monitoring solution that is reasonably priced. Almost any device that supports SNMP or WMI can be monitored by it. In order to monitor both the virtualization host and the virtual computers that are being hosted, it also offers native support for vSphere. It has broad built-in monitoring capabilities for a variety of servers, operating systems, network infrastructure devices, and server-based applications.

What do you dislike most about this product?

When you allow it to automatically set up what it discovers after scanning across a variety of network addresses, it can be a little confusing. For some devices that can be monitored in a variety of ways, it might choose the incorrect monitoring profile. For instance, it might set up an Exchange server or an Active Directory Domain Controller as a standard Windows server. When this occurs, you must explicitly add the device as the type of server you wish to monitor by deleting the device that OpManager had put up.

What recommendations would you give to someone considering this product?

You can get a trial version of OpManager to test it out in your environment. To add servers and network infrastructure devices, use the automatic scan approach. However, for servers, you might need to go in after the event and manually re-add the device with the kind of profile you want the server monitored.