Stop the Swivel. Unify NetOps for Superior Network Service Health.
When network management functions are separated, understanding service impact is challenging. It takes an inordinate amount of time swiveling from tool to tool to troubleshoot and remediate network issues. Unify network performance, configuration and change, and traffic flow analysis for high-efficiency workflows and improved user experience.
Benefits of Unified Network Management
The network is the central nervous system of your digital business. How soon are you aware of unusual traffic patterns? Is it before or after they impact your users?
Unify Network Visibility
Manage overall network health with integrated performance, configuration and change, and traffic flow analysis.
Speed Triage and Remediation
Accelerate MTTR by automatically collecting triage data and resolving issues based on an automated set of NetOps workflows coupled with an automation library of best practices.
Deliver High-Performing Business Services
Bring complete and actionable insights for ensuring high-quality user experience by correlating performance, configuration, change, traffic flow data, and events within a business services context.
Unify Network Management with the ScienceLogic AI Platform.
NetOps is challenged to meet service levels with disjointed management systems. Switch to ScienceLogic SL1 to get single-platform network operations, with seamless visibility and workflows. Deliver high-performing user experiences with unified SL1 network performance monitoring, configuration and change, and traffic flow analysis.
Eliminate Performance Visibility Gaps Across Complex Networks
Organizations have big gaps in network visibility leading to high costs and poor customer experience—the single platform consolidates monitoring tools and fills gaps with full-service visibility.
- Monitor real-time availability, health, risk, configuration, utilization, and capacity for any network technology or vendor.
- Automatically collect performance data and events via SNMP, API, SSH, Syslog, agent-based, agentless techniques, and more.
- Fuse data across modern network and multi-cloud into a real-time operational data lake to drive automated NetOps workflows.
Manage Network Configuration and Change to Speed Root Cause Analysis
Eighty percent of network outages are caused by change. Minimize impact with early change detection and correlation.
- Unify change and performance data.
- Correlate configuration changes with performance alerts to avoid outages and understand the impact of change on services and users.
- Diagnose root cause faster by identifying changes related to performance degradation.
Analyze Network Bandwidth and Traffic Flow to Avoid Bottlenecks and Dropped Packets
Understand how your network bandwidth is utilized in today’s connected digital world. If packets are dropped or don’t flow, users and customers are impacted.
- Analyze NetFlow traffic including Top Applications and Top Talkers for improved incident management.
- Understand service impact to avoid bottlenecks and dropped packets.
- Diagnose event-to-NetFlow traffic in a single click.
Managing Customers’ Networks
How MSPs Avoid the Costs & Risks of Non-Compliance
Ready to Join Organizations that Already Switched to ScienceLogic?
“Before Adopting ScienceLogic, NetDesign’s client network was monitored and managed by several disparate tools. Now, 100% of the network infrastructure is monitored by ScienceLogic SL1. Management is simpler, more comprehensive, and more efficient.”
“ScienceLogic was our company’s first successful effort to fully combine the monitoring of both corporate and branch network infrastructure into a single management system. From a single dashboard, or in our case two running side by side, you could see everything from branch outages, VPN issues, hardware health, backup replication traffic, core switch health, and more.”
“ScienceLogic is becoming increasingly important to Telstra because of its ability to add scale to the volume of devices that we are involved with. When you are talking about hundreds of 1000s of devices, really there are a limited number of opportunities and platforms available for that end-to-end monitoring.”