Network Monitoring
Monitor the health and performance of your entire network infrastructure in one secure platform. Deploy in minutes with our agentless, cloud-based collector.
Unified observability for network infrastructure
LogicMonitor provides a complete view of your network so you can quickly identify and troubleshoot network issues. With powerful visualizations and custom dashboards, you can rapidly understand how your systems are connected and what issues are impacting performance.

Seamless visibility into your entire network
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LogicMonitor network monitoring benefits


Get the metrics that matter
Quickly drill down into network devices, interfaces, firewalls, routers and switches. Monitor CPU, memory, temperature, fan and other hardware components. Drill down into throughput, packet and error rates, utilization, and wireless access-points. Track BGP sessions and OSPF adjacencies. If it puts out data, we can monitor it.


Keep your team informed
Keep your teams connected and streamline workflows with built-in integrations for service management tools like ServiceNow, Autotask and Connectwise, communication tools like Slack and HipChat, or incident notification tools like PagerDuty.



Turn data into insight
At-a-glance status dashboards are automatically created for each of your services based on industry best practices, making it easier to parse through data and take action immediately. Combine data from across your infrastructure stack to create an application- or service-specific views you or your customers need.


Reduce alert noise
Put an end to alert storms with intelligent anomaly detection and root cause analysis. Distinguish service-impacting alerts from non-service impacting alerts, and reduce how often you get woken up in the middle of the night.


Identify performance trends
Pre-configured alert thresholds ensure that you receive meaningful alerts right from the start, and help you to proactively prevent downtime. Easily tune thresholds on a global, group, or object level.


Enable proactive insights
Use Network Traffic Flow to get full visibility into what’s going through your network from ingress to egress. Proactively identify bandwidth issues, performance bottlenecks, and DDoS attacks by tracking flow data via NetFlow, Jflow, and sFlow.
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Network monitoring FAQs
- What is network monitoring?
Network monitoring provides the real-time information needed to determine the overall performance of a computer network. These solutions proactively detect and provide solutions for problems in a network by comparing live performance against an expected performance baseline.
- How does network monitoring work?
Networks can be monitored by discovering devices within a network and correlating that information with the data those devices on the network are outputting.
- Why is network monitoring important?
Monitoring your network is crucial for businesses to ensure uptime within your network, to troubleshoot issues, and to proactively plan for the future.
- Which network monitoring tool is the best?
LogicMonitor’s cloud-based observability platform is a leader for network monitoring, infrastructure monitoring, and beyond.
- Why Should you monitor your network?
Networks need to be monitored to maintain uptime. Monitoring specific devices within each network can show what resources are being allocated where, and what devices are using the most bandwidth.
- Is LogicMonitor Network Monitoring Agent based or agentless?
LogicMonitor’s network monitoring is agentless, so no physical devices need to be installed to start monitoring your entire network.
- What is network performance monitoring?
Network performance monitoring measures the real-time health of your entire network of connected devices, to ensure reliability and uptime.
- What is network topology mapping?
Network topology mapping is the process of graphing network-connected devices and the data collected within devices together to form a map of where network data streams through and how.
- What’s the difference between network monitoring and network performance monitoring?
Network monitoring measures all of the devices within a network, while network performance monitoring measures the overall health of that network. The two terms are similar, and in most functional instances can be used interchangeably.