INFRASTRUCTURE MANAGEMENT SOLUTIONS
Many of the world's best known organizations rely on Opengear for Infrastructure Management.
Opengear's open source platforms give network managers and system integrators the most flexible, extensible and secure remote management solution on the market today. We provide the virtual hands to access and control networking equipment in remote offices, computers in data centers and smart devices distributed all over the world. Our vendor neutral power management ensures equipment can be remotely reconfigured, rebooted and power cycled from anywhere in the world. Our extensive support for out-of-band management and auto-remediation ensures customers retain control even when their network is down.
The result is a drastic reduction in the need for expensive on-site technical staff, on-site visits and an accompanying acceleration of problem resolution and improvements in critical network availability.
Data Center
The diverse array of equipment in the data center comes with an eclectic selection of tools
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Branch Office
Managing distributed branches can be challenging, time consuming and costly
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Out of Band Management
Efficient operations and uptime demand that you retain control even during an outage
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Smart Management
Virtual hands, with smart on-site automated response capabilities
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Secure Management
Enterprise-grade security for remote monitoring, access and control
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Open Management
Open source platforms deliver the most flexible and extensible solutions
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Managing Cisco Devices
Maintaining service levels in a distributed network requires integrated monitoring and control
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IPMI Management
Most severs now have IPMI interfaces to monitor and manage system health
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UPS Power
Remotely monitor and manage distributed UPS and battery devices
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Monitor PDUs
Control the widest selection PDU devices with power metering and temperature monitoring
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Distributed Device Control
Telematics and industrial sites demand smart secure remote control solutions
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Manage KVM devices
Affordably access distributed servers via KVM over IP from anywhere in the world
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