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ManageEngine OpUtils vs TCPWave IPAM

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FactManageEngine OpUtilsTCPWave IPAM
Company ownershipManageEngine is the enterprise IT-management division of privately held Zoho Corporation.LinkedIn classifies TCPWave as privately held.
DeploymentThe downloadable product is offered for 64-bit Windows and Linux, and users can access it through a web browser.Software appliances can be installed on VMware, AWS, Google Cloud, Azure, KVM, or compatible hardware using an ISO image.
Founded19962010
HeadquartersPleasanton, California, United StatesNew Jersey, USA
IntegrationsDocumented integrations include OpManager, NetFlow Analyzer and OpManager Nexus for correlated DDI, health, traffic and application views.The maker lists integrations with ServiceNow, VMware vRA, Kubernetes, Cisco, CyberArk, Terraform, and Splunk.
Rating on G24.4 out of 5 from 10 reviews.0.0 out of 5 from 0 reviews
Rating on Gartner Peer Insights0.0 out of 5 from 0 reviews on the live OpUtils page.5.0 out of 5 from 1 rating

ManageEngine OpUtils plans

  • FreeFree
  • Professional$138 a year
  • Management$159 a year
  • Professional perpetual$245, paid once

TCPWave IPAM plans

  • AWS hosted IPAM—
  • Perpetual licensing—
  • Software appliance license—
  • Subscription-based licensingPriced on request
  • Subscription licensingPriced on request

Pick ManageEngine OpUtils if…

OpUtils suits network teams that need IP address management, switch-port mapping, diagnostics and device monitoring. Its free edition is described as intended for small companies and is limited to one subnet and one switch.

Pick TCPWave IPAM if…

It suits organizations from startups to Fortune 500 companies managing complex DNS, DHCP, and address environments. Teams needing API automation, cloud coverage, and centralized controls may find its deployment options relevant.

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