Infosim® announces release of StableNet® 8.5
New features and improvements
Würzburg/Austin/Singapore, July 15th, 2019
Infosim®, the technology leader in automated Service Fulfillment and Service Assurance solutions, today announced the release of its award-winning software suite StableNet® version 8.5 for Telco and Enterprise customers.
StableNet® 8.5 provides a significant number of new features and enhancements, including:
- New functionalities of the Discovery Module spanning across
- Connectivity Discovery,
- Rediscovery, and
- XML Discovery
- Root Cause AI (Machine Learning-based Root Cause Analysis extension)
- StableNet® Health Management
- Improved Script Jobs
- Enhanced Cisco ACI Support
- Extended Distributed Syslog Statistics
- Extended Multi-Cloud Monitoring
StableNet® 8.5 is available for purchase and download now. Customers with current maintenance contracts may upgrade free of charge as per the terms and conditions of their contract.
“We are proud to present our customers the full visibilty of their private/public cloud infrastructure with the extension of the cloud monitoring capabilities and the improvements in the discovery module.”
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Press Release: StableNet® 8.5
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