Network Monitoring That Grows With Your Network

The NetGuardian 832A provides comprehensive coverage for medium-sized sites. As more equipment is added to your sites, monitoring capacity can be increased by adding NetGuardian Expansion Units.

Your network isn't static - you're adding new customers, new capabilities, and new equipment, and that means that there will always be more to monitor at your remote sites. As your network grows, you don't want to be locked into a limited capacity remote that doesn't have enough alarm points to give you full visibility of your new equipment. At the same time, you shouldn't pay now for capacity you won't use until later.

The right solution is a remote that can expand with your growing network. The NetGuardian 832A has the correct capacity for most small to medium sites, with 32 discrete alarms, 8 analog alarms, 8 ping alarms, 8 controls, and 8 ports for connecting serial devices.

When you need more discrete inputs to monitor new remote site equipment, the NetGuardian can be augmented with up to three NetGuardian Expansion units. Each NetGuardian Expansion adds 48 more discrete alarm inputs. As your monitoring needs increase, so does your monitoring capacity, in a clear upgrade path from 32, to 80, to 128, to a maximum of 176 alarm points.

Each NetGuardian Expansion reports alarms through the base NetGuardian's LAN connection, maximizing your monitoring capacity without adding burdens to your transport network.

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