The solution helps you monitor database instances, application instances, other customer application things, Linux servers, IBM servers, and Oracle servers.
Chief ICT Officer at Barbados Public Workers Cooperative Credit Union Ltd
Real User
May 11, 2023
The solution helps me to go back in time and search for different events. For example, if you wanted to know who activated an account; you could go back in time and find out.
Software Engineer at a comms service provider with 51-200 employees
Real User
Top 20
Jan 12, 2023
SolarWinds is effective for server, network, and log monitoring. It's also good for IP address management. We also have a patch manager, but we're still working on getting that operational.
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Technical Operations & Management Professional at RMC Enterprises
Real User
Dec 1, 2021
Some of the rules are most valuable because you can be notified about various things, such as spyware or things that are going on in the internal network.
ISO at a manufacturing company with 1,001-5,000 employees
Real User
Oct 8, 2020
It has in-depth monitoring capabilities and an easy way for setting up dashboards. I can expand in various areas, or I can reduce areas. It supports different types of breakdowns, filters, and rules.
It is very simple for an out-of-the-box type of product. It doesn't take a lot of time to figure it out, which is unlike some of the solutions that I have looked at. It meets all the aspects.
Communications and Networks Engineer at a transportation company with 1,001-5,000 employees
Real User
Sep 3, 2019
We did previously use a different solution, but SolarWinds is much better. It's easy to interact with SolarWinds. It's easy to operate, easy to configure and is generally easier compared to what we were working with before.
When TriGeo was acquired by SolarWinds, TriGeo SIM became known as SolarWinds Log & Event Manager. This product is a leading Security Information and Event Management (SIEM) product and log management solution, which provides log collection, analysis, and real-time correlation.
The solution helps you monitor database instances, application instances, other customer application things, Linux servers, IBM servers, and Oracle servers.
The solution helps me to go back in time and search for different events. For example, if you wanted to know who activated an account; you could go back in time and find out.
SolarWinds is effective for server, network, and log monitoring. It's also good for IP address management. We also have a patch manager, but we're still working on getting that operational.
SolarWinds Security Event Manager has been generally working well.
SolarWinds is easy to configure, and it provides timely alerts.
The most valuable feature of SolarWinds Security Event Manager is the analysis and the knowledge about the incidence that we trace.
Some of the rules are most valuable because you can be notified about various things, such as spyware or things that are going on in the internal network.
SolarWinds' stability is fine. I don't think we've had any software issues.
It has in-depth monitoring capabilities and an easy way for setting up dashboards. I can expand in various areas, or I can reduce areas. It supports different types of breakdowns, filters, and rules.
It is very simple for an out-of-the-box type of product. It doesn't take a lot of time to figure it out, which is unlike some of the solutions that I have looked at. It meets all the aspects.
It's extremely easy to deploy.
It's easy to build rules and actions based on the logs and event types we collect with the software.
This tool is simple to use.
The most valuable feature is the reporting.
The graphical user interface is very user-friendly. SolarWinds is a hybrid solution so you can use it across many platforms.
The most valuable feature of this solution is the visibility into both attempted and failed logins.
We did previously use a different solution, but SolarWinds is much better. It's easy to interact with SolarWinds. It's easy to operate, easy to configure and is generally easier compared to what we were working with before.
It performs network behavior monitoring, log monitoring, and disaster recovery monitoring.