OpenNMS is the world's first enterprise grade network management platform developed under the Open Source model. It consists of a community supported Open Source project as well as a commercial Services, Training and Support organisation. Linking OpenNMS with Blueloop's extensive skills and experience brings a formidable network management offering for our customers.

Features

• Service polling - determining service availability and latency, including distributed measurement of availability and latency, and reporting on the results
• Data collection - collecting, storing and reporting on data collected from nodes via protocols including SNMP, JMX, HTTP, Windows Management Instrumentation, and NSClient
• Thresholding - evaluating polled latency data or collected performance data against configurable thresholds, creating events when these are exceeded or rearmed
• Event management - receiving events, both internal and external, including via SNMP traps
• Alarms and automations - reducing events according to a reduction key and scripting automated actions centered around alarms
• Notifications - sending notices regarding noteworthy events via e-mail, XMPP, or other means

Supported platforms

As OpenNMS is written mainly in Java, it can theoretically run on any system that supports a 1.5 (or higher) SDK.

The following operating systems are supported:

• Linux
• Solaris
• Mac OS X
• Microsoft Windows
• FreeBSD