OpManager provides a graphical interface for network monitoring with little configuration needed. It can be easily installed on Windows or Linux and supports device discovery, mapping, configuration, alerts, reporting, and an alarm console. While it has advantages like low costs and ease of use, it also has limitations such as a focus on Windows and lack of scripting capabilities.

1. Enterprise Network Management CIS 516 OpManager Evaluation (WK 7)

11. Pros/Cons Pros Cons Microsoft support Microsoft-centric Web based interface No SNMP version 3 support Click and go configuration No Scripting interface Low hardware overhead Devices misidentified as a desktop Low learning curve Google Maps interface not optional Email or SMS Alerts Unable to tie into 3 rd party trouble ticket systems