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Struggling to monitor less popular device in your network?

Monitoring less common or new devices in your network can be challenging. Luckily, there are ways to make it a lot easier.

Here’s how:

First, check if your device supports SNMP.

This lightweight protocol is practically universal and backed by various vendors. It’s even supported for devices like cameras, printers, and industrial automation gadgets.

Then, look for its MIB module in NetCrunch’s MIB database.

With over 8,700 MIBs from more than 500 vendors included in NetCrunch, chances are high it's already there. Just pinpoint the metrics or parameters in OIDs you want to track from this device.

What if the MIB is missing?

No need to despair. NetCrunch provides a MIB compiler ( https://www.adremsoft.com/adoc/view/n.... Compile the MIB file you get from your device’s vendor, then easily integrate all the parameters and conditions into NetCrunch.

When SNMP isn't an option, NetCrunch still has you covered.

Use the script sensor feature. It supports a wide array of script types and formats.

NetCrunch runs these scripts remotely and translates the returned data into understandable alerts and metrics.

It supports nearly 98% of all devices you'd want to include in your monitoring strategy.

And what about the missing 2%?

We’re always gathering feedback to improve and include more ways to collect relevant data.

If there's something you can't monitor now, reach out. It's likely to be possible in our next release.

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