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by Zoho Corporation · Chennai, Tamil Nadu · Since 2002
Network monitoring from ManageEngine.
ManageEngine OpManager is a self-hosted network and server monitoring tool from ManageEngine, the IT management division of Zoho Corp. You install it on your own Windows or Linux server, point it at routers, switches, firewalls, servers and VMs over SNMP, WMI and similar protocols, and it builds maps, dashboards and alerts. In India it is common in IT teams at manufacturing plants, hospitals, banks' regional offices and mid-sized IT services firms that want on-premise monitoring without SolarWinds-level pricing.
Licensing is per device, and one device licence covers all its interfaces, disks and sensors, which matters when a single core switch has 48 ports. ManageEngine's editions page lists Standard from $95 a year for 10 devices, Professional from $145 a year for 10 devices and Enterprise from $4,595 a year for 250 devices. Standard and Professional top out at 1,000 devices on one server; Enterprise scales to 50,000 devices with distributed probes. A free edition monitors 3 devices with two users, and the paid download comes with a 30-day trial. Prices are published in US dollars; Indian buyers usually get a quote through ManageEngine or a local partner, and perpetual licences with yearly maintenance are also sold.
What it does well: fast auto-discovery, Layer 2 maps, VMware, Hyper-V and Nutanix monitoring, adaptive thresholds and forecasting, and add-ons for NetFlow traffic, config backups, firewall logs and IP address management. Where it falls short: the Standard edition keeps only 7 days of raw data and leaves out virtualisation monitoring, scheduled reports and AD login, so most real deployments need Professional. Add-ons are priced separately and the bill grows quickly once you add NetFlow and NCM.
Our advice: count your devices honestly, including printers and UPS units you actually care about, and quote Professional. If you have more than one branch to watch from a head office, budget for Enterprise or a probe setup from the start.
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Best suited for: Indian mid-sized companies with 50-1,000 network devices and an in-house IT team · Organisations that require on-premise monitoring for data control or audit reasons · Multi-branch enterprises needing distributed probes reporting to a central console · IT teams already using ManageEngine ServiceDesk Plus or other ManageEngine tools
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Fault management and AIOps
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AI capabilities
Every edition as published by the vendor · free trial: 30-day free trial. Prices exclude GST unless stated. Full ManageEngine OpManager pricing breakdown
Free
$0
No time limit
Standard
$95 /year (10 devices)
Annual subscription or perpetual
Professional
$145 /year (10 devices)
Annual subscription or perpetual
Enterprise
$4,595 /year (250 devices)
Annual subscription or perpetual
Integrations
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ManageEngine lists OpManager Standard from $95 a year for 10 devices, Professional from $145 a year for 10 devices and Enterprise from $4,595 a year for 250 devices. Perpetual licences with annual maintenance are also sold. Prices are in US dollars, so Indian buyers should ask ManageEngine or a partner for an INR quote that includes GST.
Yes, partly. ManageEngine OpManager has a free edition that monitors up to 3 devices with two users and basic monitoring features, with no time limit. It is good for a home lab or testing. For real networks you need a paid edition, which you can evaluate through the 30-day free trial offered on the download page.
Yes. ManageEngine OpManager offers a 30-day free trial on its download page for the Standard, Professional and Enterprise editions. You install it on a 64-bit Windows or Linux server and discover your devices during the trial. Test with your real switches and servers so you can judge the alert volume before buying.
Most Indian companies should pick OpManager Professional. Standard keeps only 7 days of raw data and leaves out VMware and Hyper-V monitoring, AD login and scheduled reports. Professional keeps 60 days and adds these. Choose Enterprise only if you need multi-site distributed monitoring or more than 1,000 devices, since it starts at $4,595 a year.
ManageEngine OpManager licenses per device, covering all its interfaces and sensors, while PRTG licenses per sensor, so OpManager often works out cheaper on networks with many switch ports. PRTG is often seen as simpler to start with. If you already use ManageEngine ServiceDesk Plus or want add-ons for NetFlow and config backups, OpManager fits better.
Yes. ManageEngine OpManager has free apps for Android and iOS that connect to your own OpManager server. They show device availability, push alerts, let you acknowledge or suppress alarms, and run ping, traceroute and SNMP ping. The Android app also adds widgets and IP address data, while the iOS app supports Siri shortcuts.
ManageEngine OpManager is primarily on-premise software. You install it on a 64-bit Windows or Linux server inside your network, and all monitoring data stays there. ManageEngine also lists OpManager on AWS Marketplace and the Microsoft marketplace for teams that want to run it on their own cloud instances, but you still manage the server.
A basic ManageEngine OpManager installation takes under a day: install the server, enter SNMP and WMI credentials, and run auto-discovery. Tuning thresholds, maps, notification profiles and reports for a network of a few hundred devices usually takes one to three weeks. ManageEngine also sells paid onboarding and training if your team wants guided setup.
ManageEngine OpManager Standard and Professional editions support up to 1,000 devices on a single server. The Enterprise edition uses distributed probes and supports up to 50,000 devices and 100,000 interfaces. Each device licence includes all interfaces, disks and sensors on that device, so a 48-port switch counts as one device.
Yes. ManageEngine OpManager's official site offers a free trial of 30 days.
Yes. ManageEngine OpManager's official website links to its Android and iOS app.
ManageEngine OpManager's official site states GDPR compliance.
ManageEngine OpManager is devops, ci/cd & monitoring by Zoho Corporation, an Indian company from Chennai. Network monitoring from ManageEngine.
ManageEngine OpManager has a free plan. Check the vendor's pricing page for current plans.
Yes — ManageEngine OpManager offers a free plan you can start with.
Yes. ManageEngine OpManager is built by Zoho Corporation, headquartered in Chennai, Tamil Nadu.
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ManageEngine OpManager is available as a cloud (SaaS) product, with web access.
Zoho Corporation · Chennai, Tamil Nadu · Founded 1996 · 128 products in our catalogue · Indian company
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