

ManageEngine launched its Android app for OpManager, the company’s data center management software for large enterprises.
Announced at DCIM Meetup Tokyo, the new Android app is available immediately at no charge to help IT admins stay connected to their IT from anywhere, at any time.
The new Android app is the latest entry in OpManager’s lineup of mobile apps, which includes iOS apps for iPhone and iPad. The Android app for OpManager delivers IT admins the following features:
■ displays the availability and performance data of managed devices
■ lists alarms that are raised
■ lets admins acknowledge and add notes to alarms raised
■ allows admins to troubleshoot faults using ping and traceroute
■ enables admins to create custom dashboards
■ allows app settings to be personalized on a per-user basis, irrespective of the OpManager server settings
Today’s cloud-driven IT needs 24x7 monitoring and instant troubleshooting. Even a few minutes delay can complicate issues and impact the business. A mobile app provides quick access to an IT management solution, so IT teams can understand issues and fix them in real time - regardless of their physical presence in the data center.
"Network management has to be 24x7, but people shouldn't be confined to the office 24x7,” said Dev Anand, director of product management for OpManager at ManageEngine. "OpManager's Android app for network management is a great tool to keep you in control of your IT, no matter where you are. Alarms reach you at your mobile, making it possible to identify issues and initiate troubleshooting for devices — directly from the app."
The Android app for OpManager is free and available for immediate download from the Google Play app store. The app works with OpManager 11.3.
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