Free intermapper software for mac

InterMapper RemoteAccess 5.1.6 is regarded as a convenient and professional program which offers a remote view on your network.

It allows you to create and edit maps in conjunction with InterMapper, configure the InterMapper server, and allow you to see the real-time status of your routers, switches, servers, and other networking equipment from a remote location.

InterMapper Remote is a cross platform tool. It runs on Mac OS X, Windows NT/2000/XP, and various versions of Unix and Linux.

Major Features:

1. Add total scalability and flexibility to managing and monitoring diverse networks
   • RemoteAccess allows you to access InterMapper and manage your network from any location.
   • SNMP and ping probes discover and query elements across your distributed network - whether it spans several rooms, a building, an office park, or distributed locations. Synthetic transactions test critical applications and alert you to email, web, or directory server problems.
   • InterMapper RemoteAccess can handle multiple copies of InterMapper simultaneously, making it an ideal choice for organizations with multi location sites, consultants who monitor client sites, and Managed Service Providers.
   • Dynamic data displays replace static browser windows, negating the need to continually refresh for updates.
2. Need to Tunnel? No Problem!
   • RemoteAccess works seamlessly through firewalls and across VPNs. A single port connects a network to its InterMapper server; SSL is automatically provided.
3. InterMapper RemoteAccess GUI Client
   • A cross-platform application, InterMapper RemoteAccess runs on Windows, MacOS X, Linux, and Unix and connects to one (or many) local or remote InterMapper servers.
   • RemoteAccess requires a current version of InterMapper.InterMapper
     
   • RemoteAccess provides access to maps, sub maps, and configuration options from any connected location. Management, help desk personnel, and technicians can monitor and respond.
4. Authorization at the Map Level
   • Access is secured through username/password or network address authorization. Authorization can be controlled on a map-by-map basis.d to network issues concurrently