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WhatsUP Gold 360

Extend Network Visibility Beyond the Local Monitoring Console

Gain cloud-accessible visibility across distributed monitoring environments, continuously track critical network paths and receive internet outage alerts even when local systems cannot reach you.

Monitor Distributed Networks Without Switching Between Consoles

Network performance depends on more than the devices inside one location. Applications, users and services rely on internet connections, ISP routes, cloud infrastructure and monitoring environments distributed across different offices, regions and operational boundaries.

When those environments are viewed separately, IT teams may need to switch between monitoring consoles, VPN connections, credentials and reports just to understand the scope of an issue. Internal monitoring may also become unreachable during the very connectivity failure administrators need to investigate.

The Progress® WhatsUp® Gold 360℠ platform adds a cloud-based layer of visibility around your network operations. It helps teams see across connected monitoring environments, track the external paths that connect users to critical services and receive notification of internet outages without relying solely on the affected site.

See More of the Network. Know More About the Problem.

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Centralized Visibility Across Monitoring Environments

Bring supported device, inventory, status and reporting data from one or more WhatsUp Gold servers into a secure, cloud-accessible operational view. Instead of moving between separate consoles to understand network health, teams can review distributed monitoring information from one place.

This provides a clearer starting point for troubleshooting, simplifies operational reporting and gives authorized teams access to supported monitoring information without directly exposing local monitoring consoles to the internet.

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Network Path Monitoring Beyond the Local Network

Continuously observe the network path between monitored locations and external destinations. Hop-by-hop path visibility and historical measurements help teams understand where latency, packet loss, route changes or connectivity failures begin.

Unlike a point-in-time traceroute, continuous path monitoring preserves the conditions that existed during an incident. Administrators can compare normal and affected routes, identify the first observable point of degradation and provide carriers, cloud providers or application teams with a more precise technical record for investigation.

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Internet Connection Monitoring That Keeps Watch During an Outage

Maintain an external heartbeat for critical locations and internet connections. When a monitored connection becomes unavailable, the WhatsUp Gold 360 platform can notify administrators by email or SMS, helping teams become aware of an outage without relying exclusively on the affected site's internet or email infrastructure.

This external perspective helps close a common monitoring gap. If an on-premises monitoring or notification system loses connectivity, the same failure may prevent that system from delivering the warning. Cloud-based connection monitoring provides a separate signal so teams can respond sooner and reduce the risk of delayed or missed notifications.

From Fragmented Monitoring to a Unified Operational View

Know What Is Happening Across Environments

Centralized Visibility brings supported monitoring information from connected WhatsUp Gold environments into one operational view.

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Understand Where Performance Degrades

Network Path Monitoring helps teams follow traffic beyond the local network and investigate latency, loss and routing changes over time.

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Know When a Site Loses Connectivity

Internet Connection Monitoring provides an external heartbeat and can send Email, SMS, Teams or Slack notification when a monitored connection becomes unavailable.

Together, these capabilities help teams move from a local, console-by-console view towards broader visibility across distributed infrastructure, external paths and critical internet connections.

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What WhatsUp Gold 360 Helps Network Teams Do

  • Reduce Monitoring Fragmentation

    Review supported information across connected environments without assembling the overall picture manually from separate systems.

  • Investigate Intermittent Problems

    Use historical path information to examine what changed when users experienced slow or unavailable services.

  • Maintain Awareness During Connectivity Failures

    Receive external notification of a monitored internet outage even when the affected site cannot deliver its own alert.

  • Improve Incident Triage

    Determine whether an issue appears local, affects multiple monitored environments or begins along an external network path.

  • Escalate With Better Context

    Provide a clearer record of the affected location, destination, time window, observed route and point of degradation when another team or provider needs to investigate.

Built for Distributed and Hybrid Network Operations

WhatsUp Gold 360 capabilities can support visibility requirements across:

  • Branch offices and remote locations
  • Data centres and campus networks
  • Separate business units or operational environments
  • Segmented production networks and security zones
  • Cloud-hosted workloads and SaaS applications
  • ISP, transit, VPN and remote-access paths
  • One or more connected WhatsUp Gold monitoring environments

WhatsUp Gold 360 Capabilities

Centralized Visibility

Bring supported device, inventory, status and reporting information from connected WhatsUp Gold environments into one secure, cloud-accessible operational view.

Network Path Analysis

Track external network paths continuously with hop-by-hop visibility into route changes, latency and connectivity failures beyond the local network.

Internet Connection Monitoring

Maintain an external heartbeat for critical sites and receive Email, SMS, Teams or Slack notification when a monitored internet connection becomes unavailable.

Hybrid and Multi-Cloud SaaS Monitoring

Extend cloud-based monitoring visibility across hybrid infrastructure, distributed services and multi-cloud operating environments.

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Incident Management

Respond to issues with context-rich critical alerts that bring relevant operational information together for more timely investigation.

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Smart Alerting

Centralize alert intelligence around relevant events to help teams reduce distraction and maintain a more proactive operational workflow.

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Centralized Management Layer

Manage connected on-premises WhatsUp Gold environments from the cloud, with one interface to review status, make changes and control multiple systems without separate logins.

From Detection to Diagnosis

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Monitor the Local Environment

Use the WhatsUp Gold solution to discover and monitor the network devices, systems, services and applications operating within each relevant environment.

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Connect Supported Monitoring Environments

Securely synchronize supported monitoring information into the WhatsUp Gold 360 cloud portal to establish a central operational view.

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Monitor Critical External Paths

Track the routes between important locations and destinations so teams can identify changes that coincide with latency, packet loss or connectivity problems.

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Maintain an External Connectivity Signal

Use Internet Connection Monitoring to provide a separate indication of whether a critical site remains reachable.

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Investigate From a Broader Starting Point

Use central status information, path history and external connection awareness to narrow the scope of the issue before beginning detailed troubleshooting.

Local Monitoring vs WhatsUp Gold 360

Operational requirement Local monitoring alone With WhatsUp Gold 360
Visibility within an individual network Detailed local infrastructure monitoring Local monitoring remains in place
Visibility across monitoring environments Teams review separate consoles Supported information is brought into one cloud-accessible view
Access to distributed monitoring information May require separate credentials or VPN connections Authorized teams use a central portal
Internet outage awareness Local alerts may depend on the affected connection An external heartbeat can notify teams by email or SMS
External path investigation Often relies on manual, point-in-time testing Continuous measurements provide path and performance history
Reporting across deployments Information may require manual consolidation Supported reporting information is centrally accessible
Future control across environments Changes are made within individual systems Planned centralized management will provide cloud-based control