Otiumtek Iris

SNMP monitoring for UPS and network — what needs action first.

Inventory, continuous polling, and an operational dashboard for the shift. Iris turns SNMP telemetry into clear states: critical, warning, offline, or normal.

On-prem, built for operations — not a sea of metrics. Deep coverage for UPS units and SNMP network devices. Alerts via Telegram, email, or webhook. A viewer role for anyone who only needs the panel.

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What it monitors

Inventory, status, and alerts — on one screen

Iris is on-prem SNMP monitoring: UPS units and network devices on an operational dashboard for the shift. A standalone product.

UPS in depth

Deep SNMP reads (battery, bypass, input, runtime) so risk shows before the outage.

SNMP network devices

Devices on SNMP v1/v2c/v3: interfaces, sensors, and host resources as the device exposes them.

Live inventory

Create and import: host, location, credentials, and protocol — no loose spreadsheets.

Prioritized dashboard

Critical, offline, and action-needed first — not every metric at once.

Operational alerts

Telegram, email, or webhook when status degrades, with noise control.

Engine health

Iris watches its own polling, metrics, and notifications — if the engine fails, you know in time.

On-prem per operation. Not a generic NMS or a Grafana replacement: observability for the people who respond on shift.

Infrastructure

UPS SNMP devices SNMP v1/v2c/v3
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sync and routing

Operations

Ops dashboard Alerts Viewer user

In operations

When the incident arrives late, it is already expensive

When power or network fails, the shift needs to see it in time. Iris puts that layer in front of operators — not only IT.

Many UPS units, many browser tabs

Each vendor console in a different browser wears the shift down. Iris consolidates the fleet on one dashboard: one screen to see which UPS or SNMP device needs attention.

Outages discovered too late

A device offline is noticed late if nobody is watching. The dashboard shows offline, no-data, or degraded before the field incident blows up.

Operations without touching configuration

Viewer user: sees the operational dashboard without SNMP credentials or admin access. Useful in a control room or supervision desk.

Alerts where the team already looks

When status degrades, Iris can notify via Telegram, email, or webhook — with cooldown so the channel is not flooded.

Data depth depends on what each device exposes over SNMP. Vendor-specific profiles and automatic network discovery are not presented as ready for every model.

Ways to use it

Full administration — or panel only

The same Iris, depending on the shift role.

Operations and administration

Inventory, SNMP credentials, thresholds, and engine health. For whoever configures the fleet and keeps monitoring alive.

View only

Prioritized dashboard for supervision or NOC — without exposing sensitive modules or credentials.

In both modes the focus is actionable operational status, not a wall of SNMP OIDs.

The platform

How Iris looks in operation

Access, dashboard, inventory, engine health, and administration. Tap a capture to enlarge.

In the field

Partners and projects

Public references where Iris is already part of the solution.

Frequently asked questions

Frequently asked questions

Answers for teams evaluating SNMP monitoring and operational observability.

What is Iris?

A standalone on-prem SNMP monitoring product: UPS units and network devices, with inventory, a prioritized dashboard, and alerts for the shift.

What does it monitor today?

UPS units with detailed SNMP reads, and network devices that expose SNMP v1/v2c/v3. Depth depends on the device and its OIDs.

Is it Grafana or a full NMS?

No. It is an operational panel with inventory, polling, and alerts for the shift — on-prem, focused on actionable status.

Can someone view it without being an admin?

Yes. The viewer user sees the dashboard without configuration access or SNMP credentials.

Does it depend on other Otiumtek products?

No. Iris runs on its own. It does not require Onyx, Tork, or video/access platforms.

Tell us which infrastructure you want to monitor

UPS, SNMP network, fleet size, and who watches the panel — we assess the on-prem deployment that fits.

What happens next

  1. 01 We review your inquiry on the same business day
  2. 02 We schedule a call to understand scope and systems
  3. 03 We propose the right integration or product
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  • Montevideo, Uruguay

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