Free to monitor three devices and available for Windows Server, Linux, and AWS. ManageEngine OpManager Monitor networks, VMs, and servers with this system and get your entire network tracked and mapped.Progress WhatsUp Gold Discover network devices, map your network and track the statuses of all switches, routers, firewalls, and appliances.Available as a SaaS platform or for installation on Windows Server. HaloITSM – FREE TRIAL This Service Desk system provides a full IT asset management package plus a Help Desk service.Paessler PRTG – FREE TRIAL This package of tools lets you assemble your own combination of network, server, and application monitors and it is free to use if you only active 100 sensors.SolarWinds Network Performance Monitor – FREE TRIAL This on-premises package has all the features of a network device tracker, including discovery, mapping, inventory, and constant health checks.Here is our list of the five best Spiceworks alternatives for network monitoring, inventory, and management: However, we have scoured the landscape for replacements for the network monitoring tool, and just in case you’re interested, we have found a good alternative for the Inventory and Help Desk systems as well. If you currently enjoy using Spiceworks Inventory or Spiceworks Help Desk, don’t panic because they are still available for free.
So, you are probably in the market for a replacement for the Spiceworks Network Monitor. The replacement for the monitor is the Connectivity Dashboard, which doesn’t provide anywhere near as much functionality as the dearly departed monitor.
As with anything that seems too good to be true, it was and Spiceworks Network Monitor has been discontinued. Spiceworks provided a nice free network monitoring tool that had many of the important features of the major providers in the field and it was free to use thanks to its funding through adverts.
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