Compare AdRem NetCrunch vs. OSP Insight

NetCrunch runs on Windows Server (virtual or physical) and allows for efficient, agentless network monitoring, network visibility and advanced alert and remediation action management system. It can monitor practically any device, system or data source in your network, as non standard data can be pushed to NetCrunch or read from log, file or database to be included in NetCrunch network atlas. Developed by AdRem Software, NetCrunch includes 540+ predefined monitoring packs and ready to use sensors to track and troubleshoot network services uptime, performance of switches, routers, storage devices and applications, cloud services, bandwidth, and traffic flow. AdRem NetCrunch supports monitoring of all major OS types, such as Linux, Windows, VMWare ESX/ESXi, Mac OS X, and BSD. It allows creating all types of live network maps, performance charts, flexible dashboards and graphical views that are updated automatically, displaying live status of any monitored device, connection link, metric or alert. Data collected by NetCrunch can be shared securely via web console or any of over 30 ready to use integrations with most popular help desk systems (Jira, Freshdesk) or group collaboration (Slack, MS Teams, PagerDuty, Trello).

A software solution designed for fiber-optic network operators enables them to effectively plan, design, construct, and manage superior fiber-optic infrastructure. Join us to discover why thousands have opted for OSPInsight, a trusted name for over 25 years. Created by OSP Engineers, OSPInsight has gained the confidence of fiber-optic network operators for more than two decades, assisting them in the planning, designing, building, and operation of their telecom systems. IQGeo collaborates with telecom and utility network operators to implement comprehensive geospatial solutions that enhance both operational efficiency and teamwork. Typically, OSPInsight serves municipal, industrial, university, or government fiber networks with under 10,000 fiber route miles. This makes it a perfect choice for operators looking for an uncomplicated Software as a Service (SaaS) or on-premise solution that is user-friendly and quick to implement, equipped with predefined workflows as a standalone System of Record. In contrast, IQGeo caters to larger telecom and utility network operators that serve many subscribers over extensive metropolitan or regional territories, showcasing their capacity to handle more complex operational needs. The diverse range of solutions provided by both companies highlights their commitment to addressing the unique challenges faced by different types of fiber-optic network operators.