StableNet Express

StableNet Express provides real-time end-to-end visibility and accurate troubleshooting. Businesses benefit from the assurance that their networks, systems and applications are up and service levels are met. StableNet gives organizations the security that their IT systems do support vital business processes and revenue generation
StableNet Express gives you the possibility to supervise your entire business network and system. StableNet Express helps you to understand the health of network devices and services. As a powerful management solution it can manage problems before they become critical.
StableNet Express has been designed to be extremely easy-to-use. No product training or special skills are required. It features an easy-to-follow graphical display which provides a live view of what is going on in your IT systems. StableNet Express automatically initiates actions, such as generating notifications and alerts, when problems are detected.
Setting up StableNet Express is very easy and quick as you dont have to install anything on you production systems to monitor them. Together with automatic discovery functions, this allows you to have your entire monitoring system up-and-running within only a few minutes. The integrated root-Cause analysis module and the event filtering and suppression make sure that you get clear and actionable information.
StableNet Express allows you to measure and analyze key performance indicators of your IT systems. Gain visibility of real-time and historical trending data to facilitate trouble shooting and capacity planning. StableNet Express links event monitoring, performance monitoring covers network, systems and applications.
Centralized, scalable monitoring and administration: Ability to manage an entire environment from a single, centralized console. Increases the effectiveness regardless of the geographical distribution of the environment.System requirementsCPU: 2 GHZ
RAM: 1 GB
Free Disk: 1 GB
Java
Limitations in the unregistered versionLimited to a maximum of 100 concurrent measurements