InterMapper, a division of HelpSystems, announced a new version of the InterMapper software. Version 5.8 presents users with 64-bit support and a responsive web interface, which expands the product’s scalability and flexibility to monitor diverse networks from anywhere in the world.
The 64-bit support expands memory space so that customers will be able to monitor more nodes from a single server and see increased product performance. With the ability to monitor anything with an IP address, InterMapper already provides the industry’s broadest device and node coverage, and customers are able to easily and quickly write probes to add coverage of niche devices or previously unsupported devices. Now, with 64-bit support, that coverage can be scaled across bigger and bigger networks from a single server.
In turn, the responsive web interface supports modern browsers, including phones and tablets, and allows users to “acknowledge” a network issue from their mobile devices. With mobile and web access to the InterMapper user interface, users will experience increased efficiency and responsiveness throughout the network team.
Customers using InterMapper can upgrade to this latest version to access the new features. HelpSystems offers a free 30-day trial of InterMapper, which includes full product access and free support.
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