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Infrastructure Monitoring
Infrastructure Monitoring helps you to gain visibility into what’s happening with your server, storage and network Infrastructure. This includes practice of collecting data regarding your infrastructure in order to provide alerts both of unplanned downtime, network intrusion, and resource saturation. Monitoring also makes operational practices auditable, which is useful in forensic investigations and for determining the root cause of errors. Monitoring provides the basis for the objective analysis of systems administration practices and IT in general. The right IT monitoring tools can reduce costs, mitigate risks and support optimal business performance.
Server Management
Servers, be it physical or virtual, used to run your business applications cannot be setup and installed and left alone to run. A wide range of updates and adjustments must be done on them regularly in order to keep them running optimally. tTech’s fully-managed server management solution is designed to take away the pain of managing infrastructure so that your IT department can focus on creating competitive advantage for your organization.
Network Management
The maintenance and configuration of network devices and services, as well as continual monitoring of the operation of all the devices within the network, are the key elements of network management. In order to ensure the reliable and secure management of devices and services, tTech Limited uses a range of tools that track configuration, availability and performance of your wired and wireless infrastructure including wireless access points (WAP), as well as wireless LAN controllers and lightweight access points, including user connections and throughput per access point.