Free Verax NMS & APM download
Free, fully functional, non-expiring Verax NMS & APM
Fully functional product with all features and functions. Free use allowed with limitations provided below. Easy conversion to commercial version
by entering a license key obtained from Verax Systems upon software purchase.
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Item
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Description
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Version
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Compatibility
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Windows Installer
Size:
713 MB
Released on:
2013-05-09
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One-click Windows installer with bundled Java, Apache Tomcat and free Oracle Express database.
After the installation, the default administrator login
credentials are "admin" (login) and "pass" (password).
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2.2.1
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Microsoft Windows XP or higher, 32 or 64 bit versions (in case of Windows XP, a Professional edition must be used).
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VMware virtual machine
Size:
3247 MB
Released on:
2013-05-09
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A VMware image with a pre-configured 64-bit CentOS 6 Linux, free Oracle Express database, Apache Tomcat running:
NMS & APM,
Service Desk,
Workflow and
KPI Dashboard with pre-configured KPIs.
Please refer to these
release notes for information on virtual machine setup, passwords, NMS URL and other configuration details.
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2.2.1
Release notes |
A free VMware Player
(version 3.0 or later)
or a compatible VMware product.
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Linux/UNIX installation package is available for the commercial version only.
Limitations
Verax NMS & APM can be used for free with the following limitations:
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100+ monitors for up to 10[1] managed elements (hosts, applications, routers, switches, etc.).
The software will report exceeding this limit, however it will continue to run for evaluation purposes.
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Use of umbrella monitoring (chaining master-slave NMS instances) is not allowed, except for evaluation.
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The software is provided "as is" with no warranty or technical support. Verax Systems provide no remedies or warranties, whether expressed or implied.
[1] A management element is:
- A monitored, network-connected device such as a server, router, switch, IP phone, UPS, etc., regardless of the number of monitors configured for it and its hardware configuration like number of interfaces and/or ports (e.g. a 48 port switch is still a single managed element).
- A virtual machine (e.g. one Linux Server with four VMware VMs on it is five elements in total).
- An application instance (e.g. an Oracle database).
Questions or problems?
Please report problems, enhancement suggestions and other feedback via
e-mail to nms at veraxsystems.com.
More information
Read more on the Verax NMS & APM product page 
