Need monitoring and management that morphs with the needs of your ever-changing network environment? Choose from modules to extend Orion Network Performance Monitor's capabilities to network traffic, applications and servers, and IP address management. Each module shares Orion NPM's ease of use and deployment, as well as the award-winning Orion interface.

Orion NetFlow Traffic Analyzer (NTA) enables you to capture flow data from continuous streams of network traffic and convert those raw numbers into easy-to-interpret charts and tables that quantify exactly how the corporate network is being used, by whom, and for what purpose – enabling you to shut down the bandwidth hogs. Orion Application Performance Monitor (APM) extends Orion's powerful monitoring capabilities to applications and servers, enabling you to confidently say, "It's not the network!" (or meekly admit, "It is the network.") Finally, you can get the visibility you need into the performance of applications and the underlying operating systems and servers they run on. Orion APM delivers a one-stop shop for monitoring network, application, and server data in a single, unified console, enabling you to quickly identify and resolve issues with business-critical applications – before they affect your end users. Orion IP Address Manager allows you and your team to ditch your spreadsheets for an easy-to-use, centralized IP address management solution that doesn't break the bank. Orion IPAM periodically scans the network for IP address changes and maintains a dynamic list of IP addresses, including non-responsive addresses. Orion IPAM leverages Orion NPM's intuitive point-and-click interface, allowing you to easily drill down to investigate IP address space issues. Orion IP SLA Manager delivers a powerful solution for identifying site-specific or WAN-related network performance issues from the perspective of each of your remote sites. With this new Orion module, you can quickly discover which devices on your network support IP SLA and automatically setup operations. Then, keep an eye on key WAN applications by monitoring the performance of underlying network protocols, including DNS lookups, FTP, HTTP, TCP connect, and UDP jitter, while continuing to monitor VoIP call paths.