BigLan Network Monitoring System

BigLan is the essential tool for system administrators and network engineers. It simplifies the challenge of managing complex or poorly documented networks by providing a comprehensive solution for mapping, monitoring, and maintaining an up-to-date device inventory. Designed for medium to large internal networks, BigLan provides the information required for informed network management decisions.

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Key Features

Interactive Topology

Creates an interactive network topology with minimal human intervention, showing the devices connected to the endpoints, their connections, and their status in real time.

Real-time Monitoring

The software monitors specified events, such as SNMP status changes, port or IP address availability, server services, external sensors, and network outages by continuously monitoring workstations. The system sends an immediate alert when the specified conditions occur.

Up-to-date Device Inventory

BigLan keeps track of computers, laptops, servers, network devices, network printers, operating systems and periferials.

Security Risk Management

The utility running on workstations monitors and immediately reports connections to P'n'P devices with storage capacity (Pendrive, Mobile Phone, External HDD) connected to the workstation, as well as applications enabling remote connections (AnyDesk, Teamviewer, RDP, VNC).

Remote Command Execution

Through an encrypted connection, it is possible to run PowerShell scripts and cmd commands on Windows clients individually or in batches at a time. This allows for mass installation of software packages, performing various operating system modifications, or querying information without interrupting work on the workstation.

Dashboard

The main page always focuses on current events on the network, such as events related to endpoint devices, current statistics on individual device groups, and intervention recommendations to optimize and develop the IT infrastructure.

Event Monitoring

Tracks events related to computers and network printers, such as errors, hardware changes, warnings, and status changes.

Intervention Log

Users are given the opportunity to create entries for each intervention they perform. These entries allow them to document the actions they take, add comments, and share their experiences with other users.

Documentation

It is possible to store documents and create blog-like supporting materials about professional experiences.

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Need Help?

If you have any questions, please feel free to send an email.

info@biglan.net
Contribute to the Project

If you would like to contribute to the development of BigLan, visit the project's GitHub page.

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