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Ipswitch WhatsUp Gold Distributed Edition v12 -- Remote Site Installation

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Overview WhatsUp Gold Distributed Edition is a powerful network management and application monitoring solution designed expressly for large enterprise organizations with complex multi-site networks. Reducing management complexity, the solution offers NOC-based views into infrastructure and applications.

WhatsUp Gold Distributed leverages the extensive features of WhatsUp Gold Premium and extends them to provide secure SSL or VPN connectivity between central and any number of remote sites, no matter where they're located, 7 x 24, 365 days a year. With powerful discovery, mapping, SNMP v1-3 and WMI monitoring, alerting, notification and reporting capabilities, WhatsUp provides 360° visibility, actionable intelligence and complete control. Intuitive Web- and Windows-based management provides a complete picture of the whole network infrastructure in real-time.

Please note: WhatsUp Gold Distributed Edition includes a WhatsUp Gold Central installation and a WhatsUp Gold Remote installation. The WhatsUp Central Site installation coordinates data feeds from multiple WhatsUp Remote Site installations. The network data can then be viewed in reports that you select and customize on the Central Site. The Central and Remote installations, together, provide high visibility to the networks from one central location.

Install WhatsUp Gold Remote Site on a network computer at each remote location. Each remote site computer monitors the remote site network and reports the network status back to the Central Site. Find WhatsUp Gold Central Site Installation here. >>

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