Better Network Management at Lower Operating Costs
The powerful design of the NetAtlas simplifies network management tasks. Networks and systems can be configured, monitored and managed easily without visits from technical personnel. The advanced features provide operators with better network management and lower daily operating costs.

Network-wide Visibility
The NetAtlas offers real-time display of devices and network topology, from which a clear network status can be presented to system administrators. This is very useful when devices are scattered across various locations. It not only saves time but also expense, thus minimizing network maintenance costs.

Simplified One-touch Design for Daily Operations
There are a number of simplified functions performed by the NetAtlas. For example, Firmware upgrades now take just a click of a button to accomplish, whereas previously they took several steps. Other one-touch functions include collection of performance statistics and service provisioning.

Proactive Management to Achieve Better Performance
A variety of parameters can be monitored to keep track of the network and system. The NetAtlas provides performance monitoring that enables service providers to analyze both network and system throughput as well as error rate. The statistical data can be displayed in a graphical format, and consequently, better network performance can be planned and achieved through superior error prevention.

Shortened System Recovery Time
During daily operations, one important task for service providers is to shorten the time of system recovery. The NetAtlas provides real-time panel display, loopback tests, and alarm report schemes, so when something goes wrong with the system, errors can be detected easily and managed in a timely fashion.

Event Notifications for Immediate Corrections
Service providers can specify events according to operational requirements. For example, the system generates traps when the temperature is too high. Upon receiving these traps, the NetAtlas can instantly notify operators, and immediate action can be taken