Netmon Documentation
Everything you need to install, operate, integrate with, and maintain a Netmon 7 appliance, gathered in one place. Pick a guide below, or jump to the shorter resources further down.
Netmon is a network monitoring appliance managed entirely through a web browser. These guides run from unboxing and first sign-in, through day-to-day operation, to the REST API and the operating-system upgrade that keeps the platform underneath current. They are all written to the same release.
Product GuideThe complete operator and administrator manual — from installation and core concepts through dashboards, devices, logs, alerting, agents, and appliance administration.
API ReferenceThe endpoint-by-endpoint reference for Netmon’s REST API — authentication and OAuth, every resource family, and the permission, scope, and endpoint appendices.
Device Configuration GuidePer-vendor CLI recipes for feeding traffic to Netmon — SPAN port mirroring and NetFlow/IPFIX/sFlow export across fourteen switch and router platforms.
System Upgrade GuideA screen-by-screen walkthrough of the out-of-band assistant that moves the appliance from Debian 11 to Debian 12, with a safety checkpoint between stages.
More resources
Quick Deployment GuideA condensed getting-started path for standing up a new appliance and pointing it at your network.
VideosShort screencasts that walk through common Netmon tasks, for when watching beats reading.
Reset Root PasswordA knowledge-base article on recovering console access when the appliance’s root password has been lost.
How to Configure SNMP on DebianEnable and secure the SNMP daemon on a Debian host so Netmon can poll it for performance data.
Netmon + AI AssistantsA simulated Claude session against Netmon’s built-in MCP server — watch an assistant chase down a bandwidth spike, tool calls and all.
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