Not all organizations have the time or resources to develop thorough monitoring, patching, or change management tooling and practices for their critical infrastructure devices. Archous Networks recognizes the need for customers to have their network infrastructure devices supported 24/7 by a team of experienced professionals. We call this a Managed Device plan. A given Managed Device is categorized as a Managed Server, Managed Hypervisor, or Managed Networking device. Archous Networks supports a wide range of platforms—including Dell, VMware, MikroTik, Cisco, Juniper, netElastic, IP Infusion, and many more—to provide critical 24/7 on-call coverage and expert break/fix troubleshooting across diverse network environments.
For each device, there is a base charge that covers 24/7 on-call availability and access to our monitoring and infrastructure tooling. Each Managed Device is paired with a customized Consulting Retainer tailored to your needs for break/fix support and troubleshooting labor. Every Managed Device is backed by a 24/7 monitoring strategy powered by our Cloud Monitoring, keeping customers and technicians informed of device health through real-time alerts and historical data. Customers can rest assured that every Managed Device follows a well-defined incident response plan aligned with their business and operational requirements.
Managed Networking devices are devices operating on a customer's network that are usually vital for the availability of one or more networking services the customer considers as critical to the business operation. Examples of managed networking devices are routers, switches, and firewalls which the customer wishes to be supported by Archous Networks.
Below you will find a table outlining the features included in the Managed Networking Lite, Managed Networking Standard, and Managed Networking Premium plans.
Managed Servers are either physical or virtual server operating system deployments that are supported 24/7 by Archous Networks.
Managed Hypervisors are platforms that exist between the physical server hardware and operating system allowing the physical hardware to be shared across multiple operating systems which are supported by Archous Networks.