Get out your checkbook... Concord & Tavve both manipulate Open View's
polling statistics, which uses Cisco Works to manage a portion of the
devices. If you have just a few routers, your boss may settle for the
thumbs up approach... or the no phones ringing, everything must be fine :-)
The office I work manages 1300 Cisco's & has 24/7 tools guys that do this
stuff (not to mention a huge array of Solaris servers)...
Good Luck !!!
Phil
PS- Tavve comes highly recommended- these guys are "X" Cisco VP's & really
seem to have a handle on what NOC's need an application to do (& not)...
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> Does anyone have suggestions for network management software? I've tried
> CiscoWork 5 for Windows and have found it woefully inadequate for my
needs.
> I'm looking for something that will produce pie graphs, bar charts and
other
> visual aids for pointy hair bosses and other upper management types. Nice
> and easy to understand.
>
> I have 3660s and 2924s with one 1720 in an NT based environment.
>
> I've already played with MRTG, but looking for other suggestions.
>
> Thanks in advance.
>
>
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