Active Directory, Microsoft 365, and Exchange management and reporting
Hybrid AD, cloud, and file auditing; security; and compliance
Identity security with adaptive MFA, SSPR, and SSO
Reporting, auditing, and monitoring for hybrid Exchange and Skype
Active Directory, Microsoft 365, and Exchange backup and recovery
Hybrid AD, cloud, and file auditing; security; and compliance
SharePoint reporting and auditing
Microsoft 365 security
Cloud security monitoring and analytics
File auditing, data leak prevention, and data risk assessment
File security and storage analysis
Automated patching across multiple OSs and over 850+ third-party apps
Simplified third-party patch deployment via ConfigMgr and Intune
Seamless mobile device management from onboarding to retirement
Remote troubleshooting with integrated chat, voice, and video
Automated OS image creation and seamless role-based deployment
Prioritization-focused enterprise vulnerability management
App control and endpoint privilege management software
Data theft prevention with strict peripheral device control
Browser security with isolation, lockdown, and activity tracking
Sensitive data protection and compliance for endpoint devices
Full-stack observability with AIOps and digital experience monitoring
AI-powered, all-in-one SaaS platform for observability and digital experience monitoring
Digital experience, application performance, and infrastructure monitoring
All-in-one vendor risk assessment tool to ensure domain security
Network, server, and storage performance monitoring
Bandwidth monitoring and traffic analysis
Network change and configuration management
Firewall rule, configuration, and log management
IP address and switch port management
Centralized IT alert management
Status pages for real-time status and incident communication
A cloud-native identity platform for workforce IAM
Full-stack service management for enterprises
IT asset management with an integrated CMDB
Unified endpoint management and security
Comprehensive mobile device management
Enterprise remote access
Automated multi-OS patch management
Full-stack monitoring for IT admins, DevOps, and SREs
Status pages for real-time status and incident communication
Cloud cost management for modern software teams
SaaS management platform to maximize ROI
Centralized IT alert management
Secure your IT infrastructure and prove compliance from the cloud
AI-powered unified analytics platform to correlate all IT data
An all-in-one DNS management service to keep your business online
Low-code application development platform
Remote support software
Collaborative project management
Agile project management
All-in-one collaboration tool for unified communication
Secure email hosting solution for businesses
All-in-one video conferencing solution for remote business meetings
All-in-one AR remote assistance software solution for remote collaboration.
Unified network monitoring and endpoint management for MSPs
Unified Active Directory management and reporting solution for MSPs
Unified SIEM solution for MSSPs
Log management and advanced threat intelligence for MSSPs
Complete privileged access security for enterprises
Privileged password management
Full-stack service management for MSPs
If you choose to use MS SQL as the backend database for OpManager, we recommend that you create a seperate account for OpManager in your MS SQL database server. This ensures proper functionality. However, if you wish to proceed with your existing server account credentials, you may skip this configuration procedure and proceed directly with the installation.
Note | It is highly recommended that you use MS SQL database for production. This also provides failover/high availability. |
Step 1: To ensure proper communication between the MS SQL database server and OpManager, a new account has to be created with the below mentioned steps.
Step 2: Select Authentication type. For Windows authentication, select and login using your Windows login credentials. For SQL Server authentication, enter the password.
Step 3: Click on Server Role. Select server roles dbcreator, public and sysadmin.
Step 4: Click on User Mapping. Map this login to master with database role ownership as db_owner and public. Click OK.