SolarWinds Storage Resource Monitor SRM300 - subscription license (1 year) - up to 300 disks
$29,765.39
Mfg # 102347
CDW # 6465053
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SolarWinds Storage Resource Monitor (SRM) is a comprehensive storage management platform that allows users to view current and historical statistics and availability of the storage infrastructure from any web browser. SolarWinds SRM monitors, collects, and analyzes data from SAN and NAS arrays to provide administrators with a comprehensive view of storage capacity, allocation, usage, and performance.
Unlike traditional storage resource management solutions that can be difficult to deploy, cumbersome to use, and expensive, SRM has been architected to assure ease of use and functional depth at a reasonable price.
SRM uses several different methods to collect data about the health and performance of the storage infrastructure, including SMI-S, SNMP, API, Telnet/SSH, and CIFS/NFS. As SRM learns about the storage infrastructure, it stores this data within a database and provides a user-friendly web interface for accessing the data.
SRM enables users to quickly detect, diagnose, and resolve storage performance problems and outages. Out of the box, it offers storage-centric views that are designed to deliver the critical information administrators need for day-to-day operations, as well as capacity analysis, planning, and forecasting. SRM is easy to use and maintain, meaning users will spend more time actually managing the infrastructure, not supporting SRM.
Unlike traditional storage resource management solutions that can be difficult to deploy, cumbersome to use, and expensive, SRM has been architected to assure ease of use and functional depth at a reasonable price.
SRM uses several different methods to collect data about the health and performance of the storage infrastructure, including SMI-S, SNMP, API, Telnet/SSH, and CIFS/NFS. As SRM learns about the storage infrastructure, it stores this data within a database and provides a user-friendly web interface for accessing the data.
SRM enables users to quickly detect, diagnose, and resolve storage performance problems and outages. Out of the box, it offers storage-centric views that are designed to deliver the critical information administrators need for day-to-day operations, as well as capacity analysis, planning, and forecasting. SRM is easy to use and maintain, meaning users will spend more time actually managing the infrastructure, not supporting SRM.