NetCrunch 15 offers versatile sharing options for Live Graphical Data Views:
Seamlessly embed shared live views into other webpages using iframes, similar to embedding YouTube videos.
NetCrunch 15 introduces critical security updates, addressing 7 key vulnerabilities:
Implemented mandatory password changes for web console users to ensure ongoing security.
You can force users to use MFA when they log in to the Web console locally or through the cloud.
Strengthened password policies, requiring new passwords to be at least 8 characters long.
The new Web Console mirrors the Desktop Console’s UI:
Create telemetry nodes to receive and process metrics, statuses, and events (logs):
The new Desktop Console offers:
Automated Screens have been enhanced and are now available in both the Desktop and Web Consoles:
Now you can quickly organize active alerts by simply enabling the group box. It’s a game-changer for staying on top of critical issues, making alert management more efficient and stress-free!
NetCrunch now monitors errors and discards on each monitored interface:
Why It Matters:
Monitoring these values helps prevent network issues before they escalate, ensuring smoother network performance and reliability.
NetCrunch 15 introduces a new Network Topology
section within the Atlas, streamlining network visualization by combining two critical views:
This new section replaces the previous Physical Segments
section and brings the Routing Map (formerly found in IP networks) and Physical Connections (previously a view in the Physical Segments section) together into a single, cohesive interface. This unified approach simplifies network management by allowing you to see both physical and logical relationships side by side, making it easier to understand and manage your network infrastructure.