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ManageEngine™ VQManager is a powerful, web-based, passive VoIP monitoring software tool. VQManager monitors real-time VoIP QoS metrics to give instantaneous reports, self-configurable alerts & in-depth fault probing – all from a single web interface.

ManageEngine™ VQManager is a powerful, web-based, passive VoIP monitoring software tool. VQManager monitors real-time VoIP QoS metrics to give instantaneous reports, self-configurable alerts & in-depth fault probing – all from a single web interface.

"Monitoring The Web" is a simple and convenient tool designed to help you increase your site's uptime and effectiveness. Supported protocols are HTTP, HTTPS, FTP, PING, SIP (VoIP). Warning e-mail notifications.

The VoIP Monitor is a VoIP network management solution using Cisco IP SLA technology to monitor key VoIP service performance metrics. Additional in-depth bandwidth utilization graphs also help in quick troubleshooting of poor VoIP performance.

Free trial software: VoIP Monitor analyzes VoIP quality across WAN links and monitors the underlying systems and protocols that the VoIP environment relies upon, enabling you to proactively identify the root cause of performance degradation.

VOIP H323 DLL Soft Phone SDK brings H.323 protocol support for ActiveX. With this SDK one can create a simple program to connect and start speaking with anyone with a direct IP Address or use the Gateway or the Gatekeeper to connect to /or from PSTN.

Cisco Snmp Tool is a Freeware Cisco Configuration Management Application. Using this tool you can draw your network with icons and monitor the devices. Latest release includes a Syslog Server and a debug console for error management.

IP SLA Monitor enables IP SLA on Cisco routers and switches, configures the path-specific operation details, and displays the resulting real-time performance information in an easy-to-read dashboard.

CPU Multi-Gauge for Cisco is an important tool when monitoring the health of your network. A high router cpu load may indicate anything from excessive traffic to unstable routing protocols.