Microsoft Security Specialist at a comms service provider with 51-200 employees
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Top 10
Jun 22, 2026
For anyone considering ManageEngine NetFlow Analyzer with a similar workflow to mine, my advice includes being aggressive with your raw data retention policy, separating your routing from your switching strategy, and taking a VM snapshot before every upgrade. I would rate this product an 8.5 out of 10.
Competency Center Lead Full Stack Development at a energy/utilities company with 10,001+ employees
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Top 10
Jun 21, 2026
When I open ManageEngine NetFlow Analyzer, I start by checking the dashboard for any alerts. There are no features that came up during implementation that I am not using today, and we are happy with whatever we configured. ManageEngine NetFlow Analyzer does change how my team works together and improves collaboration. I would advise someone considering ManageEngine NetFlow Analyzer that it is a good product, economical, and has a better interface and dashboard to monitor network activity. I give this product a rating of 10.
We have multiple customers who are using ManageEngine products. I am familiar with some ManageEngine products such as OpManager, MDM, and endpoint security. I have been working with ManageEngine NetFlow Analyzer for five years. Some customers are working with ManageEngine NetFlow Analyzer on-premises. We use the on-premises deployment model. I rate ManageEngine NetFlow Analyzer 9 out of 10.
General Consultant at Computer Ware (India) Pvt. Ltd.
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Top 5
May 17, 2025
ManageEngine has an AI assistant of their own, which they've had for a couple of years. Their CEO, Mr. Vembu, himself is leading the AI development team. I have not yet used AI features in ManageEngine NetFlow Analyzer because it's straightforward to see and understand without the help of AI itself so far. I am very confident of future features that are coming into AI. For example, if issues are detected, they'll automatically be able to create tickets, assign them to the right parties, and help admins follow up. Maintenance can be divided into two aspects. One is the maintenance of the product itself, which the OEM handles through updates, security fixes, and patches. The second is the services, where we come in. We manage and maintain ManageEngine NetFlow Analyzer for our customers by performing health checks every few months. If there are updates or new features, we help our customers implement them and maximize their value from these tools. For some customers, we have on-site resources deployed who rapidly respond to issues. For most customers, we offer remote support and provide support on an ad hoc basis. I give this solution a rating of 10 out of 10 and absolutely recommend it based on our experience.
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For anyone considering ManageEngine NetFlow Analyzer with a similar workflow to mine, my advice includes being aggressive with your raw data retention policy, separating your routing from your switching strategy, and taking a VM snapshot before every upgrade. I would rate this product an 8.5 out of 10.
When I open ManageEngine NetFlow Analyzer, I start by checking the dashboard for any alerts. There are no features that came up during implementation that I am not using today, and we are happy with whatever we configured. ManageEngine NetFlow Analyzer does change how my team works together and improves collaboration. I would advise someone considering ManageEngine NetFlow Analyzer that it is a good product, economical, and has a better interface and dashboard to monitor network activity. I give this product a rating of 10.
We have multiple customers who are using ManageEngine products. I am familiar with some ManageEngine products such as OpManager, MDM, and endpoint security. I have been working with ManageEngine NetFlow Analyzer for five years. Some customers are working with ManageEngine NetFlow Analyzer on-premises. We use the on-premises deployment model. I rate ManageEngine NetFlow Analyzer 9 out of 10.
ManageEngine has an AI assistant of their own, which they've had for a couple of years. Their CEO, Mr. Vembu, himself is leading the AI development team. I have not yet used AI features in ManageEngine NetFlow Analyzer because it's straightforward to see and understand without the help of AI itself so far. I am very confident of future features that are coming into AI. For example, if issues are detected, they'll automatically be able to create tickets, assign them to the right parties, and help admins follow up. Maintenance can be divided into two aspects. One is the maintenance of the product itself, which the OEM handles through updates, security fixes, and patches. The second is the services, where we come in. We manage and maintain ManageEngine NetFlow Analyzer for our customers by performing health checks every few months. If there are updates or new features, we help our customers implement them and maximize their value from these tools. For some customers, we have on-site resources deployed who rapidly respond to issues. For most customers, we offer remote support and provide support on an ad hoc basis. I give this solution a rating of 10 out of 10 and absolutely recommend it based on our experience.