Network Management Software

Browse network management software designed to help monitor, configure, and diagnose industrial Ethernet networks from a central platform. Solutions such as Moxa’s MXview One are built to discover network devices and SNMP/IP devices on industrial subnets, provide web-based access for local or remote management, and support functions such as event notifications, diagnostics, reporting, and centralised configuration management.

For industrial networks that are growing in size or complexity, network management software can improve visibility and reduce troubleshooting time by giving engineers a clearer view of device status, topology, alarms, and configuration changes. It can be especially useful where uptime, faster fault identification, and simpler network administration are important parts of day-to-day operation.

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Moxa MXview One Series

Next-generation Industrial Network Management Platform

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Industrial network management software is used to monitor, configure, and diagnose devices across an industrial Ethernet network from a central interface. In the case of MXview One, it is a platform for monitoring and diagnosing networking devices that can discover networking devices and SNMP/IP devices on subnets and manage selected components through a web browser.

Network management software can help with topology visibility, device discovery, event notifications, diagnostics, configuration backup, firmware management, reporting, and account management. MXview One also supports features such as bandwidth and error monitoring, syslog handling, inventory reporting, configuration comparison, and RESTful API integration.

It is usually most valuable when a network has grown beyond a handful of devices, spans multiple cabinets or sites, or supports applications where downtime and slower fault-finding would be costly. Moxa positions MXview One and its Central Manager around multi-site visibility, group-based site management, and on-demand expansion as networks scale.

No. While it is closely associated with switch infrastructure, it can also be used to monitor and manage wider industrial network devices. MXview One, for example, can discover networking devices and SNMP/IP devices on subnets, so the value extends beyond a single product type.