Paessler AG announced its collaboration with Hewlett Packard Enterprise (HPE) to help its joint customers ensure the uptime and optimal performance of their entire IT infrastructure, including critical networks, systems, applications and devices.
In addition to the availability of a number of purpose-built sensors and functionality designed specifically for HPE’s servers, Paessler also announced their status in joining the HPE Partner Ready Program.
PRTG integrates seamlessly with HPE solutions, so it’s never been easier for joint customers to maintain complete visibility not only over their HPE infrastructure and software, but also the myriad systems, networks, and devices that tap into it
PRTG Network Monitor empowers IT professionals to confidently monitor the health and performance of their entire infrastructure, from overall system health to granular details. Highly customizable dashboards make it easy for sysadmins to see at a glance the variables that matter most to them, while alerts let them know when any problems arise.
PRTG comes with more than 200 pre-configured sensors and additional sensors can be immediately brought online and automatically put to work across the network. Custom sensors can also be easily created and integrated with PRTG - giving enterprises the ability to gauge the performance and operation of anything that integrates with their networks, including devices that comprise the Internet of Things. PRTG is available for deployments on premises or in the cloud.
With sensors purpose built exclusively for HPE’s proven solutions it’s now easier to monitor a wide range of IT imperatives, including:
- Maximize the performance of HPE ProLiant servers: With PRTG network administrators can quickly gauge the CPU and memory loads being placed on their HPE ProLiant servers. Paessler created several sensors specifically for ProLiant line, including ones designed to monitor logical disk, memory controller, network interface, physical disk and system health.
- Monitor HPE BladeSystems: PRTG delivers maximum, real-time visibility over HPE BladeSystems, including blades and enclosures. Notably, PRTG allows IT to easily plan virtualization efforts by seeing usual CPU and memory load, disk usage and network usage.
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