You see the problem before the phone rings
Internet and WAN Monitoring
By the time a site reports that nothing works, the outage has already started. Anexum measures your internet and WAN connections around the clock and makes degradation visible before it turns into long downtime. You get dashboards and reports, with escalation by your SLA.
What is Internet and WAN Monitoring?
Business internet monitoring should measure more than uptime. Anexum can collect latency, jitter, packet loss, bandwidth, signal, router health, and failover state. Prometheus and Grafana provide an open and auditable monitoring foundation.
Service scope
- Uptime, latency, jitter, and packet loss
- Bandwidth and mobile signal
- Router and failover state
- Prometheus and Grafana
- Dashboards, reports, and SLA evidence
Know before the site does
Latency, packet loss, and signal degrade measurably before a site notices anything. You act on measurements, before the first complaint arrives.
Auditable data
Dashboards and reports create a shared evidence base for the customer, Anexum, and carriers.
Clear ownership
Anexum coordinates manual carrier escalation within the agreed service scope.
Common questions
What is the difference between monitoring and support?
What do customers see in the portal?
Why test several external targets?
Which alert thresholds are used?
How are false alerts reduced?
How are carrier tickets supported?
How long is measurement data retained?
Can existing monitoring be integrated?
Related services
All in Managed ConnectivityManaged Business Internet in Austria
Fibre, leased line or 5G per site: selected, ordered and operated independently of any carrier
Provider Management & Single Point of Contact
One contact for selecting, delivering and operating your lines and telecom providers
5G Backup and Failover
The backup line that actually takes over when it matters
Rent Construction-Site Internet - 5G for Sites and Containers
Fast, monitored internet for construction sites and temporary locations in Austria
Technical evidence
Engineering Research Note
34 Iterations of a Bounded AIOps Improvement Loop
An internal field study on holdout exhaustion, promotion gates, and when an AIOps system should deliberately pause.
Technical Operations Method
Method for Technical Connectivity Post-Mortems
Auditable method for timeline, detection, diagnosis, carrier escalation, cause, impact, and preventive action.
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