# Best network monitoring software?

I’m evaluating network monitoring software right now and found some of G2’s top-rated tools. 



NinjaOne
A user-friendly endpoint management platform with strong automation and patching features. Praised for support and simplicity; some issues with server connections.


Atera
All-in-one IT management tool with RMM, helpdesk, and automation. Easy to use with great support, though some find the interface and frequent updates challenging.


N-able N-central
Comprehensive monitoring for MSPs and IT teams. Offers robust control and alerting, but can be complex to set up and may be pricey.


TeamViewer
Popular remote access software known for ease of use and reliability. Some users prefer the older interface and note occasional performance issues.


Site24x7
Cloud-based monitoring for websites and infrastructure. Offers broad coverage and alert customization, though it has a steeper learning curve.


These solutions are great, but I'd also like to get the community's input. If you have any experience with network monitoring, please share it.

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## Related Product
[NinjaOne](https://www.g2.com/products/ninjaone/reviews)

## Related Category
[Endpoint Management](https://www.g2.com/categories/endpoint-management)

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