For multi-site IT teams

One view of every location your team looks after

Clinics, schools, stores, offices and warehouses: Monitaria watches the routers, switches, access points, phones, printers, servers and cameras at every location and puts them on one dashboard.

Run one collector at head office that reaches every location across the WAN, or a collector at each location linked to the hub. Either way, nothing on the internet connects in.

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What it handles

Is it the branch, or the WAN?: The map shows every site around the WAN with router latency, jitter and link load, and marks a site unreachable when every router there is down. Devices behind a down router wait as Upstream down, so the cause is the first thing you see.
Reaching every location from one place: Devices › Discovery › Other sites reads each site router's VLANs over SNMP and scans them across the WAN. Settings › Sites gives every network its site, so views, alert rules, maintenance windows and access all follow it.
Site leads need their site, not everything: A viewer or operator can be limited to one site or a few, and to device types. They see only those devices, everywhere: lists, dashboards, reports and the API.
Management wants one number: Every dashboard starts with a health score: the share of devices that are fully up, with warnings counting half. The Executive summary dashboard adds availability over 24 hours and 7 days and the sites.
The monitoring must not be a single point of failure: Two collectors can run as a high availability pair: the standby takes over monitoring, receiving and alerting in about 30 seconds when the primary stops, then hands back.
Sign-in should follow your identity provider: Collectors can use single sign-on with OpenID Connect or SAML 2.0, with SCIM 2.0 to add and remove accounts. The hub signs people in with Microsoft or Google work accounts.

What it looks like

Screens from the demo collector, with sample data for a fictional company.

The Network health dashboard: a health score of 97.7%, the key numbers, a map of five sites and the current problems — The Network health dashboard of a five-site company: the health score, key numbers, the sites map and current problems.

Users with roles and limits: an admin, a printer technician limited to printers and a site lead limited to one site — Settings › Users: a printer technician limited to printers, and a site lead limited to one site.

How it connects

Customer network, at each site

Routers and firewalls
Switches and Wi-Fi
Servers and UPS
Printers, phones, cameras
Computers and laptops
Websites and services

Ping, TCP, HTTP(S), DNS, TLS, SNMP v1/v2c/v3, WinRM; NetFlow, sFlow, syslog and traps in

Local collector VM

Checks every device and keeps the history in SQLite on the VM
Raises alerts and serves its own dashboard on the local network
Keeps monitoring when the internet link is down

Site firewall

Outbound HTTPS only

TCP 443 to the hub. A small status snapshot, signed with HMAC-SHA256, with replay protection.

Inbound: nothing

No firewall rules, no VPN, no port forwarding.

Hosted

Monitaria hub

Every site's status on one dashboard
Sign-in with Microsoft or Google work accounts
Flags sites that stop reporting
Only answers; never connects to a site

Optional: a collector also runs on its own, with no hub.

The collector opens every connection; the hub can only answer. Device addresses, hostnames, monitored URLs, SNMP communities and history never leave the collector.

Also included

Per-device pricing; sites are unlimited
Alerts by email and webhook, routed by device type, site and status
Maintenance windows by device type, site or device
Traffic from NetFlow, IPFIX and sFlow, kept on the collector
Audit log of sign-ins and changes, with CSV export

Try it on your own network

Every collector includes a 30-day evaluation with every feature, counted from the first time it starts. Monitoring and alerts never stop because of licensing.