Splunk for Network Management

The old way: Many network issues go undetected.

Traditional network monitoring tools rely on SNMP traps and configuration data to alert on network problems. They ignore errors and warning buried in logs because of the overwhelming volume of raw data. Administrators rarely look at logs except in reaction to severe network availability incidents. IT data is rarely centralized, and even where a central syslog server is in place problem analysis proceeds slowly because of the effort and time required to write and run scripts against raw log files.

The new way: IT Search provides a holistic view.

Splunk indexes and lets you search across all IT data generated by your network devices — syslog alongside SNMP traps and configuration data. It lets you navigate from symptoms to root cause. You can find early warning signs and save and schedule searches to be alerted in the future — before users and services are impacted.

Talk to an Operations Expert

Dan Goldburt Expertise: Monitoring and service level management for mission critical applications and infrastructure

Mark Bagley Expertise: ITIL, IT Governance, SOX and large-scale Splunk deployments

Michael Wilde Expertise: Monitoring and troubleshooting Windows applications and infrastructures

Steve Hudson Expertise: Troubleshooting failures and monitoring large-scale, N-Tier J2EE and .NET applications

Robert Ide Expertise: Managing large-scale virtualization and grid computing environments

Jeff Blake Expertise: Managing high availability databases infrastructures

Harper Mann Expertise: Network management, change management and virtualization

Vi Ly Expertise: Monitoring and troubleshooting large-scale LAMP and J2EE environments on Linux and Windows

Eric Garner Expertise: J2EE monitoring and troubleshooting and messaging infrastructures

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