PacketTrap MSP

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Product Overview : PacketTrap MSP (Managed Service Provider) is a purpose-built robust and affordable platform to monitor your customers in a secure, customized environment for your business.

SUMMARY & FEATURES

In addition to Patch Management, Ticketing, Alerting, and Remote Control / Help Desk, PacketTrap MSP uniquely provides:

• Traffic Analysis: What specific traffic is clogging your customer's network? Is it the Exchange Server? Is someone streaming YouTube videos or music from iTunes? PacketTrap MSP in the ONLY monitoring platform on the market to provide this level of granularity.
  
  
• Over 50 Diagnostic Tools: Integration of PacketTrap's acclaimed pt360 Tool Suite, the number one network diagnostic tool on the market. Consolidates dozens of network management and configuration management tools into a single integrated interface.
  
  
• Website Surfing Analysis: Does your customer's management team know the websites their employees are surfing? How productive are their employees? PacketTrap MSP is the ONLY platform on the market to tell you.
  
  
• Virtualization Monitoring: PacketTrap MSP is the ONLY platform on the market to monitor key statistics like status, CPU, memory, disk usage, and interface traffic on virtual machines across any number of physical servers.
  
  
• VoIP Monitoring: Voice traffic can degrade performance. PacketTrap MSP VoIP Monitoring is the ONLY platform on the market to addresses this problem with the capability to monitor, alert, and report on your customer's network's capacity to provide acceptable call quality.
  
  
• Go-Live Monitoring: The challenge with most monitoring platforms is that they poll back every so often typically at intervals of five minutes or more. Exclusive to PacketTrap MSP, "Go-Live" provides real-time monitoring and data collection of a device(s) during the troubleshooting process.
  
  

PacketTrap MSP sets up in minutes and auto-discovers system resources and their metrics, including hardware, operating systems, virtualization, databases, middleware, applications and services.

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