Moreover, SolarWinds NPM can be deployed in two modes. The other method is offline installation which involves downloading a 2GB installer that has been prepackaged with the necessary files. Of course, the Orion server needs to have internet access for this to work. The advantage of this method is that you get the latest product optimizations and fixes and also, you only download what you need. Here you just need to download the 50MB online installer and the other components necessary to run NPM will be downloaded during installation. The first and recommended method is the online installation.
The SolarWinds NPM can be installed using two methods. All of which will help to effectively reduce network downtime. The SolarWinds NPM has been preconfigured to collect important performance metrics from your Network components, track the health status of these components, and also perform deep packet inspection and analysis. I don’t know about you but opening an individual SSH or Telnet session for every switch on my network is not how I want to spend my morning. The tool gives you complete visibility into your network including endpoints and servers and provides you with a central way to manage them. We will be discussing the reasons for this as we proceed through the review but in a nutshell, this NPM is the perfect combination of feature set and affordability. A lot of names pop to mind but in my opinion, the SolarWinds Network Performance Monitor is the cream. See, most of the tasks that make life hard for network engineers can be automated through various networking tools. Well, unless you are using a dedicated Network Performance Monitor. Which is not an easy task even for the most experienced pro. So, it’s up to the network admins to ensure that they detect network problems and resolve them before they escalate. And this increased reliance on networks by businesses means that even the smallest network downtimes can have adverse effects on your business. A healthy network is critical for business success.
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