Innovators in Network Monitoring
- The latest release of Netmon is our most capable yet — one appliance that watches availability, performance, traffic, logs, and security events
- Alerts route anywhere: email, webhooks, Slack, Microsoft Teams, and Discord — with maintenance windows and message templates
- Packet capture runs on the appliance and streams live into Wireshark; a lightweight Windows agent goes deep on Windows hosts without SNMP
- A built-in MCP server lets AI assistants like Claude securely query your devices, logs, traffic, and alerts

Ask Your AI a Network Question
Netmon includes a built-in MCP server, so AI assistants — Claude, ChatGPT, Codex or any MCP client — can inspect your devices, logs, traffic and alerts with the same sign-in and permissions as any operator. Follow two sessions, tool calls and all, or point your own assistant at the public demo server.
A Single and Powerful Solution
Bundled into a single appliance, the Netmon network monitor offers an inclusive and full-featured network monitoring software system. Monitor your network infrastructure, server performance and network traffic with a SINGLE and POWERFUL SOLUTION.

What Netmon is
Netmon is a network monitoring appliance: hardware you own, running inside your own network, that collects metrics, traffic, logs and packets from the equipment you already have and puts them on one screen. Availability and performance arrive over SNMP and a Windows agent, traffic over a mirror port and NetFlow, sFlow and IPFIX exports, and logs over syslog, Windows event logs and intrusion-detection events, so the device that went down, the interface that saturated and what the switch logged at the time sit on the same timeline.
Alerts route to email, Slack, Microsoft Teams, Discord or any webhook, and maintenance windows keep planned work from paging anyone. When you need proof, a filtered packet capture starts on the appliance and opens in Wireshark. A built-in MCP server lets an AI assistant ask the same questions an operator would, with no way to change anything.
Collection, storage, alerting and the web interface all run on the appliance, so monitoring data never leaves your network, and there is no cloud tenant and no per-device license fee. One appliance monitors up to 1,000 devices. The network monitoring features page has the detail, pricing lists both appliances, and the product guide covers setup.
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