Everything is easy and straightforward
In Algorius Net Viewer, everything is easy and straightforward! Installation only takes a few seconds. Even setup and starting the server are possible in automatic mode. We value your time, so we try to make complicated things simple to use.
High-speed operation
Our unique algorithms allow each launched application to monitor more than 100,000 devices. For example, high-quality flow control ensures high productivity, and the use of asynchronous operations allows for economic use of system resources.
Centralized monitoring
Algorius Net Viewer Server provides centralized storage of information, centralized monitoring, and network inventory. The client connects to the server and automatically receives available maps, a collection of devices, general settings, monitoring results, and inventory data from it.
Distributed monitoring
Large organizations composed of multiple branches can installing several Algorius Net Viewer Servers in the network. This allows for distributing the load and performing monitoring from the nearest points. On other computers, it is possible to obtain the overall result and to see the status of the entire network as a whole.
Cooperative work
Algorius Net Viewer makes it possible to organize users' cooperative work. Provisions are made for map updating, capturing of maps for editing, and displaying who is editing each of the maps. This will eliminate any conflicts and overlaps in case of cooperative map editing.
External database support
The application uses an integrated SQLite database by default. This makes it possible to start using the program immediately. The following databases are supported: Oracle, MySQL, MS SQL, PostgreSQL. They provide for greater scalability and well-developed administration tools.
Launching as a service
Algorius Net Viewer Server can be launched as a Windows service. The services are launched prior to the user’s login to the system and continue working after their logoff. This makes it possible to perform monitoring 24/7. The service does not require the presence of a user logged in to the system, which is a mandatory security requirement in some cases.
