Consolidate Your Isolated Systems with this Integrated Network Monitoring Tool

If you're tired of hunting through multiple screens to find critical alarms, TMon / IAM makes incompatible systems work together

The multiprotocol TMon / IAM Remote Alarm Monitoring System is the right solution for integrating all your separate, isolated monitoring devices to a one-screen integrated network monitoring tool.

• Every alarm notification is displayed in the same easy-to-read plain English format, regardless of input: digital, analog, SNMP, TL1, ASCII, TABS, TBOS, or 25 other standard, proprietary or legacy protocols.
• Customized text messages for each alarm inform your staff exactly what to do and who to call if an alarm happens.
• Add new remotes without replacing your existing remote alarm systems or adding more monitoring screens.
• Integrate your existing remote alarm systems without forklift swapouts. TMon supports your existing equipment, so you don't have to replace it.
• Monitor all your sites after-hours and page your on-call techs for any alarm from any site.

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Incompatible network monitoring tools can hide vital system information

Whether you need to integrate another company's network or your own multiple systems, the net result can be the same: different network monitoring tools may not work well together.

If you have to work with multiple network monitoring tools, you already know all the headaches that can be involved:

• You don't have one screen that clearly indicates the total health of your network.
• Your staff has to monitor multiple screens to view the entire network, distracting their attention and increasing the chances that a serious threat will go undetected.
• You can't automatically correlate and process alarm data from your entire network.
• Your training, maintenance, and repair costs are doubled.

Using an integrated network monitoring tool for all your monitoring applications will:

• Create substantial savings in initial expenditure, operational, and maintenance costs.
• Save your investment in legacy remotes by extending their working life.
• Provide advanced features like after-hours monitoring and automatic notifications at low cost.
• Leverage your existing network monitoring tool to provide better monitoring now and an upgrade path for the future.
• Spread equipment upgrade costs over several budget cycles, since both legacy systems and new network monitoring tools are supported by the multiprotocol platform.