Faddom is a lightweight, agentless platform that helps organizations gain real-time visibility into their IT environments by automatically discovering

Faddom is a fantastic tool for cloud pre-migration discovery and assessment. Being cloud-independent means there's no bias in the decision-making proc

Faddom is a fantastic tool for IT visibility and network mapping. It’s easy to deploy, agentless, and delivers instant insights into application depen

It's a good software for network trafficking and monitoring your IT assets.

The easy way to make an infrastructure map and the support team.

It's a good software for network trafficking and monitoring your IT assets.

there are loads of possibilities with Faddom, loads of data are saved, it is just a question about how you use it or filter the data. also settings up

I like the intuitive interface, the ease of implementation and integration but also the easy access to support. Faddom is already for more then 2 year

there are loads of possibilities with Faddom, loads of data are saved, it is just a question about how you use it or filter the data. also settings up

I like the intuitive interface, the ease of implementation and integration but also the easy access to support. Faddom is already for more then 2 year

have eyes on all network traffic in VMware can pinpoint every connection being made or being denied (which way more important)

The product allows us to see the connections in our environment that have not been documented properly.

Faddom is a fantastic tool for cloud pre-migration discovery and assessment. Being cloud-independent means there's no bias in the decision-making proc

I love how the maps update quickly when changes happens. They excel at automated application, and dependency mapping.

Faddom is a fantastic tool for cloud pre-migration discovery and assessment. Being cloud-independent means there's no bias in the decision-making proc

we are using faddom to get all the network and relationsheep between objects It helps to stay up to date and leads to a succesfull monitring operati

While Faddom brings a lot of value in terms of visibility and ease of deployment, there are a few limitations to be aware of. First, because it’s agen

I don't like the exportable reports and the small working window for server names etc., especially when trying to export the External Network List.

It requires some configuration on a network and firewall sides

Found it hard to find out about application mapping, and the Network SMNP V3 discovery isnt picking anything up

We are still struggling with getting the product to integrate properly with our Meraki devices.

While Faddom brings a lot of value in terms of visibility and ease of deployment, there are a few limitations to be aware of. First, because it’s agen

While Faddom brings a lot of value in terms of visibility and ease of deployment, there are a few limitations to be aware of. First, because it’s agen

I cant really see what there is to dislike other then the learning curve getting up and running, getting to use all the features. but here i recomm

While Faddom brings a lot of value in terms of visibility and ease of deployment, there are a few limitations to be aware of. First, because it’s agen

One thing I dislike about Faddom is that it can sometimes feel limited when dealing with very large or highly complex environments—especially if you n

Some reports were incomplete, so we had to ask more times for support.

One thing I dislike about Faddom is that it can sometimes feel limited when dealing with very large or highly complex environments—especially if you n

The dependency map is a bit chaotic, but I already talked to the customer service and maybe there will be an update.

Some reports were incomplete, so we had to ask more times for support.

Some reports were incomplete, so we had to ask more times for support.

I don't like the exportable reports and the small working window for server names etc., especially when trying to export the External Network List.

I don't like the exportable reports and the small working window for server names etc., especially when trying to export the External Network List.