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Keep Your Eyes Open: Effective Network Monitoring New Carlisle OH

Companies are often driven toimprove their network monitoring by the regulatory guidelines thatgovern their industries. This is especially true if you are in financialservices or healthcare. This article discusses network monitoring, andsome of the options that are available to small, medium and large-sizedorganizations.

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937-335-0202
10 N Market St, Suite C
Troy, OH
Midwest Design Computers LLC
(937) 222-6890
4050 Benfield Drive
Dayton, OH
Robert T. Schaefer Inc.
(513) 753-8960
3549 Royal Stewart Court
Cincinnati, OH
Bollen Ped-A-Base Inc.
(513) 321-1432
1138 Cryer Avenue
Cincinnati, OH
Omya, Inc.
(513) 378-4612
9987 Carver Road
Cincinnati, OH
G33k2 Technology Solutions
937 688-3577
333 N. Limestone St., Suite 205
Springfield, OH
Hunkar Technologies Inc.
(513) 272-1010
7007 Valley Avenue
Cincinnati, OH
Global Quality Corp.
(513) 474-9780
8449 Beechmont Avenue
Cincinnati, OH
Spectrum Laboratories
(513) 321-7747
P.O. Box 8401
Cincinnati, OH
Cardinal Solutions
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8044 Montgomery Road
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Keep Your Eyes Open: Effective Network Monitoring

Posted by : Mary E. Shacklett The past few years have seen network administrators deployingnetworks, obtaining the facilities to run them, and instituting networksecurity that covered internal operations. With much of that deploymentnow over, today's focus has turned to more sophisticated networkfunctions like network monitoring.

Companies are often driven toimprove their network monitoring by the regulatory guidelines thatgovern their industries. This is especially true if you are in financialservices or healthcare. This article discusses network monitoring, andsome of the options that are available to small, medium and large-sizedorganizations.

The Basics

The three basicareas of network monitoring are:

Asset Management: Trackingand accounting for all network assets throughout their life cycles, frominstallation to removal;

Operations Management: Tracking ofnetwork activities, device readiness status, all current versions ofsoftware releases, areas/devices where software/hardware updates areneeded, and confirmation that all devices on the network areauthorized;

Change Control: Tracking, recording andauditing of all changes administered to the network and itsdevices.

"In the past, a LAN was just another thing to keep up andrunning, but the issues today are much more complex than justconnectivity and access," says Dave Boulos, vice president of ProductManagement at ComBrio, a supplier of secure connectivity middleware tothird-party hardware manufacturer...

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