OpManager
$
245
Today’s IT networks are complex. They span cloud, on-prem, and hybrid environments, making monitoring and management a real challenge. ManageEngine OpManager has helped businesses manage networks for 15+ years. But is it still reliable? Are there any downsides? How does it compare to alternatives? I will answer these questions and more in this detailed ManageEngine OpManager review.
But first, here are quick highlights.
Features
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Helps manage network administration, provisioning, maintenance, operations, security, and automation from one place
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Discovers, maps, and classifies network devices automatically using 11,000+ built-in templates
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Monitors all types of servers, tracks latency, and allows remote process diagnostics
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Tracks performance of enterprise apps like MySQL, MSSQL, and Exchange; supports SNMP-based app alerts
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Manages storage devices, including RAIDs, tape libraries, and fabric switches, with predictive analytics
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Detects faults using real-time and log-based monitoring, with alerting and ticketing integration
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Offers performance dashboards, traffic analysis, and reports to help optimize uptime and resource use
Pros
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Comprehensive network monitoring capabilities.
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Scalable architecture with monitoring capability of up to 30,000 devices.
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Proactive fault management.
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Beginner-friendly setup with multiple support options.
Cons
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Some users have reported that it tends to slow down on large networks.
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Limited third-party integrations.
OpManager Review Methodology
Geekflare evaluated ManageEngine OpManager setup and configuration to monitor network, system, and entire infrastructure. We assessed the ease of use, alerting, and automation and compared pricing with competitors. Our review combines hands-on use with real user reviews from Reddit, forums, and G2.
