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Network Monitoring and Alerting Systems

Y1 Solutions develops advanced Network Monitoring and Alerting Systems (NMAS) for network enabled devices. These "Alerting Systems" are designed to provide the IT Management and Support Staff with critical operation information about their extensive network, communication, and computing infrastructures. These network devices are typically the key elements of the infrastructure system and their availability must be maintained to the highest levels possible. 

Additionally, Security Log Monitoring and Alerting System can provide staff with important usage and internal/external critical security information.

Y1 has designed and implemented NMASs on HP OpenView platforms, off the shelf customizable monitoring applications, through an integration of Open Source modules.
Monitored "Network Devices" can include:

• Servers running Windows 2000/2003 Server and Advanced Server 

• Unix / Linux / Solaris based systems 

• PCs running Windows 2000/XP 

• Network Routers by most manufacturers 

• Firewalls, IDSs, VPN Concentrators 

• Layer-2 and Layer-3 802.3 (Ethernet) data switch equipment. 

• PCM Multiplexers manufactured by Adtran and others 

• Radio, Microwave, and Wireless LAN RF, and other communications equipment 

• Storage Area Network products 

• Other SNMP enabled network connectable equipment 

• Or any device or computer system capable of SNMP, SysLogs, email messages 

Alerting levels are programmable for system errors and security events to provide notification to appropriate personnel.  Any degradation or failure of any of these elements or a security event is reported in a timely manner to the support personal to maintain a high level of security and availability.  These events will also be centrally stored in a database for ease of reporting using different views as defined by the interest groups like ISO.  Also system performance trending is important to ensure that the necessary system upgrades are performed proactively providing scalability as vehicles and features are added to the system.