Axence nVision Free is the lite version of Axence nVision Pro with mapping and monitoring of unlimited devices and basic features including user monitoring, inventory-taking, helpdesk, and device access control.

You can use it as a network discovery tool for scanning, discovering connected systems and devices, and it also will list their TCP/IP services. You can then create network maps for visual aid. But that is not all, Axence nVision Free will also monitor your system in the event that a host is down, or a service has failed, it can also let you know if CPU utilization is high and can notify you via email or desktop alert if a new system has connected to the network keeping you fully apprised of all aspects of your network.

Free Version Includes:

]Network discovery and visualization

nVision Server: network scanning, detection of devices and TCP/IP services, web access with browser

Network monitoring

Unlimited number of monitored devices

TCP/IP services: response time and correctness, packets received/lost statistics (PING, SMB, HTTP, POP3, SNMP, IMAP, SQL, etc.)

WMI counters: CPU load, memory usage, disk usage, network traffic, etc.

SNMP v1/2/3 counters: network traffic, temperature, humidity, power supply voltage, toner level, etc.

File distribution with use of WMI

MIB file compiler

Alerts and reports

Event/action alarms for network monitoring and SNMP and WMI counters

Notifications (on desktop, by e-mail, by SMS) and repair actions (program launch, computer restart, etc.)

Reports (for user, device, branch, network maps or entire atlas)

Hardware and software inventory

List of applications and Windows updates on single workstation (registry)

Software serial numbers (keys)

Overview of workstation hardware

System info (startup commands, user accounts, shared folders, SMART details, etc.)

User activity monitoring

User activity overview

Top 10 of visited web pages

And much more.

Axence nVision Free offers most of the Pro features, although some are limited it really comes with a lot of tools for basic Network monitoring.

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