Monitor Your Virtualized Environments with PacketTrap Perspective
Perspective's Virtualization Module makes it easy to monitor your virtual environment to ensure it is running smoothly. It automatically discovers your host ESX servers and associated guest virtual machines and provides insight into key statistics like status, CPU, memory, disk usage, and interface traffic. As resource allocation changes, Perspective updates to provide you with the most real-time information about your virtualized environment.
By extending support to virtualized nodes, Perspective efficiently and proactively monitors the performance, utilization and availability of entire IT infrastructures. Perspective monitors and alerts on the VMware ESX Server and the free VMware Server (formerly GSX server). Since VMware instances behave similarly to actual servers, monitoring for health and performance becomes equally important.
Features:
- Automated discovery of virtualized nodes
- Automatically groups VMware® ESX host servers and guest virtual machines host servers and guest virtual machines together in a single view
- Monitor VMware® ESX host servers health and performance
- See traffic generated by your virtualized environment in Perspective's Network Traffic Flow module
- Establish alert notifications and reports for both VMware® ESX host servers and guest virtual machines performance
Perspective
provides automatic discovery of guest OSes as separate nodes,
collecting and reporting on important information including:
- Hostname
- IP address
- Operating System
- Application Statistics
- Services Running
- CPU
- VM Memory
- Disk Usage by VM
VMware Support
Not only does PacketTrap Networks support VMware technology through our Virtualization Module; but we also support customers who deploy PacketTrap Perspective running on supported Operating Systems in a VMware ESX virtual machine environment. Please click here for more details regarding PacketTrap's Support for VMware
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