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Network Management System

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Network Management System is currently in Beta service.

Network Management System (NMS) centrally and comprehensively monitors the status of network devices (routers, switches, servers, firewalls, wireless access points, etc.) to maintain the performance and stability. It helps you check the traffic, equipment status, bandwidth usage, and such across your network infrastructure in real time and quickly identify the cause when a failure occurs.

NMS focuses on fault prevention and problem detection, and plays an essential role in minimizing the network performance degradation and ensuring stable quality of the service (QoS). Operate your IT infrastructure efficiently and maintain business continuity with WhaTap NMS.

Key features​

  • Support of various vendors

    WhaTap NMS supports more than 20 network equipment vendors both domestically and internationally. See Next document for more information.

  • Provision of the MIB (Management Information Base) browser

    WhaTap NMS provides easy access to data provided by network devices through the MIB browser. It also provides the MIB file uploading and management features.

  • Provision of OID list

    WhaTap NMS provides a list of OIDs to enable detailed monitoring of network devices and interface performance data.

  • Scalability and interoperability

    WhaTap NMS provides integration with third-party products via RESTful APIs.

Key features​

  • Device status monitoring

    You can see the status of network devices in real time. It supports monitoring of various metrics based on OIDs (Object Identifier), such as CPU, memory, and session status.

  • Network traffic monitoring

    You can visually check the bandwidth usage by measuring the Inbound/Outbound throughput of the interface. You can also monitor the status of the interface and Link Up/Down status to check the network connection status.

  • Real-time event notification and search

    It provides real-time network event notifications based on the trap and Syslog messages. You can also search for the desired event log.