
NetCrunch is a next-gen, agentless infrastructure and traffic network monitoring system designed for hybrid, multi-site, and fast changing infrastructures. It combines real-time observability with alert automation and intelligent escalation to eliminate the overhead and limitations of legacy tools like PRTG or SolarWinds. NetCrunch supports agentless monitoring of thousands of nodes from a single server-covering physical devices, virtual machines, servers, traffic flows, cloud services (AWS, Azure, GCP), SNMP, syslogs, Windows Events, IoT, telemetry, and more.
Unlike sensor-based tools, NetCrunch uses node-based licensing and policy-driven configuration to streamline monitoring, reduce costs, and eliminate sensor micromanagement. 670+ built-in monitoring packs apply instantly based on device type, ensuring consistency across the network.
NetCrunch delivers real-time, dynamic maps and dashboards that update without manual refreshes, giving users immediate visibility into issues and performance. Its smart alerting engine features root cause correlation, suppression, predictive triggers, and over 40 response actions including scripts, API calls, notifications, and integrations with Jira, Teams, Slack, Amazon SNS, MQTT, PagerDuty, and more.
Its powerful REST API makes NetCrunch perfect for flow automation, including integration with asset management, production/IoT/operations monitoring and other IT systems with ease.
Whether replacing an aging platform or modernizing enterprise observability, NetCrunch offers full-stack coverage with unmatched flexibility. Fast to deploy, simple to manage, and built to scale-NetCrunch is the smarter, faster, and future-ready monitoring system. Designed for on-prem (including air-gapped), cloud self-hosted or hybrid networks.
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Our tailor-made hosting solutions are perfect for both ordinary users and businesses who are looking for reliability and high standards. Our main goal is to ensure that our services are available and fast. To achieve this goal, we work with the best data centres around the world, specifically Tier 2 & Tier 3. Our users can access dedicated servers in the United States and Canada, as well as the Netherlands, Poland and more than 17 other locations.
Our clients choose us for our flexible payment options, affordable pricing plans and quick technical support. All of our VPS nodes are virtualized with KVM and come with a 1 Gbps port. Several also have 10 Gbps ports. All of our data centres are carrier-neutral so we have multiple uplinks at each location.
We only offer modern servers from Dell, SuperMicro and HP. We use Juniper and Cisco for the network part. We are always expanding our reach, and we would love to be your long-term partner.
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Sniffnet
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