The inventarization of Faddom is extremely useful to discover resources in a network when preparing a migration project
The mapping of ip addresses to host services and software versions helps in networks with incomplete or incorrect documentation
Overall getting the first wave of host and network information is very easy to use
For more advanced issues the support people were helpful and we got the necessary details after 1 or 2 iterations of changing the probe config. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.
This may or may not a be an issue, the terminology used in Faddom has a bit of a learning curve, when starting with the project we got a mix of different discovery results that we first had to classify into the different providers like VMWare, I wonder if that could be clearer in the cases where different providers supply the info that has different levels of detail (this is understandable but confusing at first)
the application uses a linux vm, which is easy to deploy (vmware in our case, as well as in a test-install on a local virtualbox vm), we ran into some linux-based issues relating to the postgres database, I wonder if that could be made accessible more easily (we essentially "hacked" the database to get access for a JDBC access) Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.
