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Cisco Monitoring

Temperature, fans, power supply, memory, CPU and interfaces of Cisco devices under control, with traffic thresholds customisable port by port.

Network devices always monitored

Cisco is a leader in the enterprise networking market and offers many types of network devices, such as routers, switches and firewalls. These devices underpin the company’s service levels, which is why they need to be monitored constantly.

The Sentinet³ Cisco Pattern puts the parameters essential to the operation of any Cisco device under monitoring in a few steps and, thanks to the notification system, makes it possible to act promptly.

At a glance
PatternSentinet³ Cisco Pattern
DevicesCisco routers, switches and other network devices
ScopeDevice status, network interfaces
Configuration of a service in Sentinet³ with the list of detected network interfaces, their status and traffic thresholds
Interface Inspector: detected network interfaces, with status and traffic thresholds.
What it checks

The Pattern’s checks

Every check has operator-configurable thresholds and sends notifications when values exceed them.

The device

CheckWhat it verifies
ReachabilityThe network device responds
TemperatureDevice temperature
FansFan operation
PowerPower supply
MemPercentage of memory in use
CPUPercentage of CPU in use

The network (for each interface)

A single query to the router or switch returns this information for each interface.

CheckWhat it verifies
StatusInterface status, up or down
IP addressIP address of the network interface
MACMAC address of the interface
SpeedInterface speed, in Mbit
Packet ErrorNumber of packets with errors
TrafficInbound and outbound traffic
Why it matters

Anticipate risk, act in time

  • Risk forecasting: it is the first factor that shapes the action plans against device malfunctions.
  • Per-interface thresholds: warning and critical values for inbound and outbound traffic are set for each interface.
  • Only the interfaces you need: you choose which and how many interfaces to monitor and give each one a custom name.
  • Guided configuration: a wizard guides the user through customising the monitoring parameters.

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