Wireless Network Monitoring

Monitor your Fixed Wireless Gear

Wireless network monitoring software can cost-effectively enable you to optimize the uptime of your wireless network. InterMapper is the perfect diagnostic and troubleshooting tool for wireless network monitoring.  It scales across any wired or wireless network, and expands as your installed base grows with additional subscribers, access points, and routing and switching equipment.

Because InterMapper’s wireless network monitoring capabilities report on the health of your critical equipment in real-time, you'll know what repairs are needed, before users complain. And with InterMapper's graphical map, you'll know which radio and which tower need those repairs.

InterMapper’s wireless network monitoring software yields return on investment by:

• reducing number of support calls and increasing customer satisfaction
• decreasing network downtime and associated lost business
• eliminating unneeded trips to remote or off-site locations
• increasing service levels without increasing headcount

InterMapper's Wireless Probes (plugins that retrieve statistics from your gear) provide information about wireless gear (signal strength, RSSI, number of associated clients, traffic levels, etc.) You'll monitor CPE, access points, and backhauls along with servers, routers, hubs, switches, WAN and LAN links.

Monitor your backhauls

InterMapper also includes probes to monitor and chart the health of your back links and signal strength, signal to noise ratio, and other critical statistics.

Wireless Equipment Monitoring

Relationships with leading wireless equipment manufacturers have allowed InterMapper engineers to create probes for your CPE, access points, backhauls, antennas, power supplies, and other infrastructure devices. Take advantage of built-in probes that monitor equipment from:

• Alvarion
• Canopy
• Engenius/CB3
• Mikrotik
• Proxim
• Redline
• smartBridges
• Trango Systems
• Tranzeo
• WaveRider

If InterMapper does not include a probe for the equipment you need to monitor, you can create your own custom probes (Probe Building Facilities) to test TCP or SNMP enabled devices.