Our customers have used SolarWinds before. Later, they switched to OpenText Network Node Manager i as it is easier to create a topology map. It automatically implements policy on the devices to monitor.

I've previously used other in-house tools as well as some managing engines, but none of them are as efficient as the Micro Focus products. The company was formerly owned by HP and it now has a network with Micro Focus. Of course, HP is a very well-known brand across the globe and that increases the trust factor for the customer.

Micro Focus Network Node Manager was already installed when I came to this company. In the future, we may switch to SolarWinds.

It is fully depends on costing, customer, and architect.

We used to have CA Spectrum and Wiley. During our transformation, we decided we needed something super robust to be able to seamlessly connect everything across applications, infrastructure, server, storage, and networks. We wanted to connect the dots together. That's what triggered us to go with HPE. I think it's doing pretty well.

No

No.

When selecting a vendor, I look for reliability and support.

Solarwinds was what was used by the organisation but the management decided on a unified solution IT and Telco.