AggreGate SNMP Network Manager is a system for supervising and monitoring IP networks with different routers, switches, servers, sensors and other network-enabled devices. AggreGate may be used for monitoring network traffic, bandwidth usage, network security, Windows/Unix servers, printers, network-enabled sensors, and UPS/Battery backup systems. Another use is controlling and configuring network hosts.
AggreGate SNMP Network Manager has a common scalable architecture based on the core of AggreGate Device Management Framework, providing unique abilities for configuring, controlling and monitoring of SNMP devices and processing device data.
Data processing features include an MIB database, SNMP polling and data caching, SNMP trap handling, highly customizable alerts with popup, sound, e-mail, SMS and other notifications, event filtering, charting, reporting, SQL-based query language, grouped operations, config replication, task scheduler, custom GUI widgets, an expression language, data export/import from different formats, and more.
Different modes of integration with other enterprise systems (ERP, CRM etc.) are supported via Web Services and Java/.NET APIs.
The system may function in fully automatic mode, allowing the server to make all decisions and notify administrators only when problems arise. Another choice is interactive mode which assumes that operators are constantly monitoring the network using client software.
AggreGate is a multi-user environment that supports flexible access permissions. It supports all versions of SNMP, including secure SNMP v3, thus allowing the management of heterogeneous multivendor networks. AggreGate monitors the network without any agents, so there is no additional software or hardware to install on devices that need to be monitored.
AggreGate SNMP Network Manager is a system for supervising and monitoring IP networks with different routers, switches, servers, sensors and other network-enabled devices. AggreGate may be used for monitoring network traffic, bandwidth usage, network security, Windows/Unix servers, printers, network-enabled sensors, and UPS/Battery backup systems. Another use is controlling and configuring network hosts. 
