Microsoft Security Specialist at a comms service provider with 51-200 employees
Real User
Top 10
Jun 22, 2026
My main use case for ManageEngine NetFlow Analyzer is bandwidth monitoring. When I open ManageEngine NetFlow Analyzer, the first thing I do is check the immediate priority and address any problems. I conduct a quick health check and look for any anomalies on the system, so I check the alerts and the top interfaces dashboard. The whole team is involved in this workflow.
I use ManageEngine NetFlow Analyzer for detecting the root cause when the database and application run very slow. I have not yet used the traffic shaping feature of ManageEngine NetFlow Analyzer.
General Consultant at Computer Ware (India) Pvt. Ltd.
Real User
Top 5
May 17, 2025
ManageEngine NetFlow Analyzer is an essential piece for anyone who wants to monitor their network because network monitoring is a general term that could mean several things. If you want to measure the actual net flow of packets from device to device and properly track and monitor your network, then it's a mandatory requirement. Most of our customers need this by default, and this is a small product which is part of the OpManager suite. We haven't sold ManageEngine NetFlow Analyzer by itself; we have sold OpManager of which NetFlow has been a part, and it's one of the essential things that we have to set up in OpManager. It depends on the size of the network because ManageEngine NetFlow Analyzer measures the traffic within network devices of an organization. If it's a large network, spanning multiple buildings across multiple campuses, then we may need more time, maybe a week or two. But, by and large, for most customers that are at a single location, the ManageEngine NetFlow Analyzer piece takes just a couple of hours, maybe two or three hours, to configure.
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My main use case for ManageEngine NetFlow Analyzer is bandwidth monitoring. When I open ManageEngine NetFlow Analyzer, the first thing I do is check the immediate priority and address any problems. I conduct a quick health check and look for any anomalies on the system, so I check the alerts and the top interfaces dashboard. The whole team is involved in this workflow.
My main use case for ManageEngine NetFlow Analyzer is network traffic monitoring.
I use ManageEngine NetFlow Analyzer for detecting the root cause when the database and application run very slow. I have not yet used the traffic shaping feature of ManageEngine NetFlow Analyzer.
ManageEngine NetFlow Analyzer is an essential piece for anyone who wants to monitor their network because network monitoring is a general term that could mean several things. If you want to measure the actual net flow of packets from device to device and properly track and monitor your network, then it's a mandatory requirement. Most of our customers need this by default, and this is a small product which is part of the OpManager suite. We haven't sold ManageEngine NetFlow Analyzer by itself; we have sold OpManager of which NetFlow has been a part, and it's one of the essential things that we have to set up in OpManager. It depends on the size of the network because ManageEngine NetFlow Analyzer measures the traffic within network devices of an organization. If it's a large network, spanning multiple buildings across multiple campuses, then we may need more time, maybe a week or two. But, by and large, for most customers that are at a single location, the ManageEngine NetFlow Analyzer piece takes just a couple of hours, maybe two or three hours, to configure.