
Surveil Monitoring
The Surveil Monitoring solution is a cloud hosted service assurance platform for organizations who need enterprise capable assurance tools without the additional cost or personal investment of an on-premise solution.
- Fault Management
- Network Discovery
- Network Topology
- Network Topology-based Root Cause Analysis
- Network Performance Management
- Point-to-Presence URL Monitoring
- Over one hundred supported fault source integrations to dozens of ticketing systems
Unified fault and performance management with rapid time to value
AccuOSS Surveil is a fully-integrated end-to-end Network Management System (NMS). Surveil offers IT organizations the robustness of a full NMS – carrier grade fault management with deduplication and correlation, IP-based network discovery for network topology and topology-based correlation, and network performance management – without the hassle of cumbersome administration and version upgrades.
The Surveil Monitoring solution leverages a two-part system:
At the core, is a fully-hosted, redundant head-end where end-users simply access a secure HTML portal through any web browser and quickly see the health of their network and IT infrastructure.
At the far-end, we leverage the Surveil Envoy system – physical or virtual appliance – utilized to collect fault data, poll performance and initiate discovery. Placing Envoy closest to your systems, allows Surveil to collect your infrastructure data and safely transport the data, encrypted, to the AccuOSS cloud.
Surveil Surrogate & Actuate
Network inventory asset collection, distribution, cohesion, and reconciliation can be incredibly challenging given the proprietary nature of vendor solutions. The integration challenges to key northbound and partner systems are often beyond the capability of standard ETL solutions.
With Surveil Surrogate & Actuate, you can quickly accelerate your inventory consolidation initiative. Leveraging our API driven interface, quickly mediate, composite and dedupe inventory asset collection from heterogeneous sources.
