Tag: NetMRI

When I was in college at Vanderbilt University, and then later at the University of Maryland, computing was done on a central mainframe. (Yes, the dark ages of computing.) In [...]

We were invited to speak at the annual Morgan Stanley CTO Summit that was held this week in San Mateo, CA. This summit is where Morgan Stanley hears what promising [...]

With all the existing NetMRI is designed to be installed in less than an hour, discover what’s on the network, collect data from the network devices, and analyze the collected [...]

I’m speaking on an Interop panel about network management. Eric Siegel, an analyst at The Burton Group, is moderator of the panel and the topic is: “The Future of Network [...]

Netcordia announced (NetMRI. -Terry _____________________________________________________________________________________________ Re-posted with Permission  NetCraftsmen would like to acknowledge Infoblox for their permission to re-post this article which originally appeared in thehttp://www.infoblox.com/en/communities/blogs.html

I gave a talk last night at the AITP, Baltimore chapter (Netcordia is located in Annapolis, MD. It isn’t one of the cities that you’d think would be a hot-bed [...]

We just announced an agreement with Splunk, incorporating their Splunk log file collection and analysis engine into NetMRI.

I visited a customer yesterday who is using eight (!) tools for network management (this count includes Network management with too many tools is common, but not a good idea. [...]