AdRem NetCrunch Reviews

Allows you to aggregate devices, with dynamic queries that facilitate tracking with maps references.

Monitoring and management software for computer networks and devices very intuitive and easy to use.

It would be useful to implement cloud infrastructure monitoring (such as OpenStack hosts and vm)

AdRem also offers a wide variety of analysis and diagnostic tools, such as traffic analysis, automatic network topology, intrusion detection, and performance analysis, which help network administrators quickly and efficiently resolve network problems. The software also features various customization options, including creating custom alerts, reports, and views. In addition, the software has an open API that allows users to integrate it with their network.

AdRem is network monitoring and device management software that provides various features to help businesses maintain a robust and secure network. With AdRem, network administrators can monitor and manage devices, servers, applications, and services in real time and receive automated alerts in case of failures. One of AdRem's most notable features is its ability to monitor various devices and operating systems, including Windows, Linux, macOS, SNMP, IP SLA, JMX, WMI, NetFlow, sFlow, and more. In addition, the software features an intuitive and easy-to-use user interface, making it easy to configure and use the software.

The cost of the software can be high for some companies, and it can be complex to set up and use for those with no prior network monitoring experience.

We use the NetCrunch monitoring system integrated with our Helpdesk support software and other third-party applications, which makes our work easier and allows us to respond quickly to any eventuality that occurs in our network infrastructure. The graphical user interface is very easy to use and provides us with a complete view of the entire network structure its devices, IP addresses, bandwidth and status.

The interface is very nice the monitoring system can be integrated with other support applications, we can observe from one place the uptime, ip addresses, device states and they are clearly visible on the dashboard, it is compatible with a wide range of devices allowing the use of a single tool to monitor different devices, it has a great capacity for Alerts and Reports.

Need some filtering functionality for reports or create other types of reports with our own filters. With the operation generate I have not had any problems.

Great all around experience.. Support has always been very responsive and helpful. Has a dashboard view as well which I keep up on a different monitor for any kind of impending/active alerts.

Easily monitor all types of devices.
Vast integrations built in.
Vast notification options.
Updated regularly with new features/integrations.

Can be a bit cumbersome to setup, but it's a set it and forget it solution.

Overall it is relative easy to get going with NetCrunch compared to some Linux based competitors. You don't need extensive modifying of configuration skills to get going. NetCrunch is all GUI based and the GUI is on par with modern standards.

You can use individual logins so every admin can monitor the devices/services that he/she is admin for and the alerting works great if you use the client passively.

We are using NetCrunch for over 2 years now and this tool is perfect for our use case.

It is easy to add new devices.
Good looking dashboards.
some good standard dashboards to get started.
Dashboards are adjustable to individual needs.
You can configure alerts per device group or individual devices.

It can look a bit overwhelming when you first start.
Some features need an addon license.

The install is straight forward. The configuration is many, meaning it can be tedious, however it isn't hard. If you take the time, you get a great picture of your network, along with event notifications. I personally like how I can create my own 'map' of my infrastructure based on our internal layout. Highly recommend the product!

Reliable app; specific network mappings to individual liking; great reporting on events, and great price for what i need.

A bit tedious in configuring monitoring; need to pay attention when setting up / creating 'maps'

Mostly positive, but the small bugs drive you mad. There are better monitoring solutions, but the price of them is 10x of NetCrunch.

It's pretty easy to use, and it's easy to make changes that affect multiple devices at once, rather than doing them one at a time.

There are always, always bugs. Even when they release a new version to fix previous bugs, they introduce new ones. I think their target audience is more small business, not so much enterprise.

It is just a great tool to have. An All-in-one comprehensive tool for monitoring and a dashboard with all highlights on one page for quick review saved us from Sleepless nights.

It is just a great tool to have. An All-in-one comprehensive tool for monitoring and a dashboard with all highlights on one page for quick review saved us from Sleepless nights.

We did not find any cons that we can report. Yeah, new users have learned how to use it.

We will definitely be moving from a competing product to this solution. I feel the support and presales are also far nicer than other competing products. It just feels like a smaller more personal company to deal with.

Easy to install and get up and running and less resource intensive than the "other" monitoring product. It's also far easier to license.

Maybe lacking in some templates for Exchange 2019 etc.

One of the best overall monitoring tools. Builds network diagrams from switch configuration (if configured) and shows dependencies to which port nodes are connected. Monitors multiple platforms and brands with built-in templates.

- Fast to deploy, install and set network ranges
- Automatic node add within network range
- Easy scripting/actions for eg. service restart if fail, autoextend disks when full

- Takes a while to get familiar.
- Bit hard to create custom dashboards to get same view as other familiar monitoring tools.

I tried the free trial using my computer as a test platform to see what its benefits were. I monitored my email (security issues), my files (on PC), online work and Zoom. This was only a small trial test.

I liked the fact that I did not need another person or help desk to install and operate the software. I also liked that it was customizable.

Did not find anything that I did not like during the limited trial period.

We are monitoring several physical and virtual devices with NetCrunch, including VMware hosts, Windows and Linux guests, wired and wireless network components, NetApp storages and so on.

We are using NetCrunch for monitoring some specific Windows services and even restarting them when they fail, which is a very useful feature for us.

Currently, we don't have any issues and I can't find any cons.