Dartware’s Technology Partnerships
At Dartware, we frequently engage with like-minded partners, and respond creatively to their unique needs. Our partners are networking experts; together we sell software, hardware, and configuration services, and consult on network design and administration. We actively market and recommend a number of third party software and hardware vendors to our clients.
Why partner with Dartware?
Our partners enjoy access to highly reliable, highly regarded InterMapper™ network monitoring software and its development and support teams. If you are interested in exploring a technology partnership, we’d love to hear from you. Send an email to
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Featured technology partners include:
Asentria – www.asentria.com - Asentria develops remote site monitoring and telemanagement solutions that enable providers of critical communications infrastructure to more efficiently and reliably run their networks. Asentria’s products help ensure quality of service and lower operational costs, while making it easier to provision, maintain and support remote equipment. The company is headquartered in Seattle, Washington.
Asentria devices are able to gather environmental information from network equipment and convert it into SNMP enabling InterMapper to display it on maps and use it to trigger an alert. “Asentria devices allow network managers to keep tabs on remote sites – maybe remote telcom CPE equipment – and react to changes in power supplies, temperature, humidity and water, and other things that impact performance,” says Jon Baars, Director of Sales at Asentria. “For small numbers of sites it’s reasonable to get notified via something like email. For any more that a handful of locations it’s much easier to monitor and manage using InterMapper’s visual displays.”
Frank Knapp, CEO at AlarmsPro, has been deploying both InterMapper and Asentria devices on behalf of customers who need to manage remote sites. He created a probe that allowed InterMapper to gather information from Asentria devices. “InterMapper is so easy to use, so fluid,” says Knapp. “With the Asentria probe, a technician gets the information he really needs like tank levels in terms of gallons.” AlarmsPro is using the InterMapper/Asentria integration to monitor mountaintop telco installations. InterMapper serves as a “dashboard” from which technicians can ask Asentria devices to turn on heat for equipment that might be freezing.
Alarms Pro offers a number of adjuncts to the InterMapper program, including the ability to get temperature, humidity, airflow, and noise levels, dry contact closure inputs and other information at remote sites, and then alarm on certain conditions.
