Find unreachable devices and interfaces that need attention.

Network monitoring across your sites

For Philippine teams supporting several branches, a central application check and a local network check answer different questions. Place Site Edge where it can reach the approved equipment, then compare reachability and reported interface counters during the same incident period.

The operational problem

A reachable device can still have an overloaded or failing interface. Network investigation needs both availability and the counters the device actually exposes.

What you can monitor

Use ICMP reachability and supported SNMP device/interface observations. Device sensors and normalized labels depend on its approved profile.

What is included

• Site-local device reachability checks.
• Available interface traffic, errors and device sensors from approved SNMP profiles.
• Network reports with the selected site, time period and coverage.

Plan limits and optional services are shown on the pricing page.

Coverage and requirements

SNMP protocol support is not vendor certification. Firmware, interface counters, permissions and profiles determine coverage.

A practical workflow

1. 1Choose a Site Edge that can reach the management network.
2. 2Configure a read-only SNMP identity and review the required device profile.
3. 3Validate collection and inspect discovered interfaces.
4. 4Follow a warning to the affected asset, incident and topology context.

How to set it up

1. Allow the Site Edge to reach the device using ICMP and the required SNMP port.
2. Enter a read-only SNMP identity and choose the appropriate device profile.
3. Test the connection, review the discovered interfaces and activate the intended resources.

Reports for the decision

Network reports combine the selected scope and period with available observations and explicit gaps.