P J Networks · Managed monitoring since 2002
A network monitoring system tells you something broke. It does not fix it, and it does not care that it broke at 2 a.m. on a Sunday. That gap — between the licence you bought and the outcome you wanted — is what this service closes.
P J Networks runs your NMS as a managed service, powered by PrahiX Ora Sustain: 10,000+ endpoints monitored at 99.99% uptime, watched 24×7 from our own NOC in Delhi, with 180-day retention for trend analysis and compliance reporting.
Platform figures published by PrahiX, and P J Networks’ own managed-estate figures. Results in your environment depend on scale, source mix and tuning — we size against your estate before you commit.
Capabilities
What we monitor
Coverage is the whole point of an NMS. A tool that watches switches but not the database behind the slow application has not solved your problem.
Network devices
Routers, switches, firewalls, access points and WAN links — availability, interface errors, utilisation and configuration drift, multi-vendor across Cisco, Fortinet, Dell and HP.
Servers & virtual machines
Physical and virtual hosts: CPU, memory, disk, hardware health, firmware currency and capacity headroom before it becomes an incident.
Databases
Query performance and availability, so a slow application is traced to the statement causing it instead of being blamed on the network.
Applications
Service and transaction health tied to the infrastructure underneath — the link that turns “it feels slow” into a specific cause.
Cloud & hybrid
AWS, Azure and GCP alongside on-prem and edge sites in one view, which is exactly where hybrid estates normally lose visibility.
Storage & backup
Capacity, latency and replication health, with the recovery position visible before you need it rather than after.
The protocols, named
Technical buyers ask what we actually poll with. Most competitor pages will not say, so here it is.
SNMP v1, v2c and v3
WMI
Syslog
NetFlow, sFlow and IPFIX
ICMP and TCP checks
SSH and CLI collection
REST API and webhook integrations
Agent-based collection where agentless cannot reach
Buy the licence, or buy the outcome
The licence is the cheap part, and vendors are quiet about the rest. A mid-size estate on OpManager, PRTG or Nagios will pay a meaningful annual figure — and then still need people to tune it, watch it and act on it. Published Indian pricing for those platforms runs from roughly ₹1.3 lakh to ₹2.5 lakh a year before anyone is hired.
What you are actually choosing between: a licence plus a hire plus the risk that the person who understood the tuning leaves, or a managed service where the platform, the tuning and the 24×7 roster arrive together on a predictable monthly cost. We will do that arithmetic honestly with you — below roughly 15 to 20 servers, outsourcing usually wins on cost alone; above it, the argument becomes coverage and attrition rather than price.
How this differs from our NOC service
NMS services — the platform
Coverage, telemetry, thresholds, correlation and reporting. What is monitored, how deeply, and what the data proves at audit.
NOC services — the team
The 24×7 roster, the escalation matrix, the response SLA and the engineer who picks up at 2 a.m. Most clients buy both; they are priced separately because some clients genuinely only need one.
Integrated with your ticketing
It fits existing ITIL processes and ticketing systems rather than replacing them, so incidents land where your team already works.
One provider for network and security
The same estate is watched by our SOC for security events, which is how an outage and an intrusion sharing a root cause get spotted as one incident instead of two tickets.
Delivered by P J Networks
A platform still needs somebody awake
We deploy it, tune it to your baseline, and then operate it 24×7 from our own ISO/IEC 27001:2022 certified NOC and SOC in Mayapuri, New Delhi — by named engineers who already know your environment. Doing that since 2002.
Sized on your estate
Scoped from real volumes, not a datasheet maximum.
Tuned, not just installed
Correlation tuned to your baseline — the difference between 40 alerts and one incident.
Co-managed or fully managed
Keep the console and let us work the queue, or hand over the lot.
Evidence for the auditor
ISO/IEC 27001:2022 certified with our SOC in scope, and retention and reporting aligned to CERT-In, RBI, SEBI and DPDP.
Questions we get asked
NMS Services, answered
What is the difference between NMS and NOC services?
An NMS is the system — the software that polls devices, collects telemetry, applies thresholds and raises alerts. A NOC is the team — the engineers on a 24×7 roster who receive those alerts, diagnose them and act. Buying an NMS without a NOC gives you very well-documented outages. Buying a NOC without a decent NMS gives you people working blind. We provide both, priced separately, and will tell you if you only need one.
What does managed NMS cost in India?
It is priced on what is monitored — device and endpoint count, how deep the monitoring goes, and whether you want the platform alone or the 24×7 team with it. For comparison, published Indian licence pricing for the common platforms runs roughly ₹1.3–2.5 lakh a year before you employ anybody. We will scope your estate and give you a specific monthly figure rather than a range, and we will show you the in-house comparison honestly.
Does this help with CERT-In compliance?
Yes, and this is where an India-operated service differs materially from a foreign SaaS tool. CERT-In Direction 20(3)/2022 requires ICT logs to be retained for 180 days within Indian jurisdiction, and specified incidents reported within six hours of being noticed. We retain 180 days in India by default and the monitoring feeds the incident timeline a six-hour report depends on. A monitoring platform that stores your logs offshore is a compliance problem, not a solution. See compliance services.
Can you monitor equipment from multiple vendors?
Yes — multi-vendor is the normal case, not the exception. Cisco, Fortinet, Dell, HP and the rest are monitored from one place, using standard protocols rather than vendor-specific agents wherever possible.
Can you take over monitoring we already have?
Yes. We audit the existing configuration first, because inherited monitoring almost always has the same faults: alerts nobody has acted on in a year, thresholds left at defaults, and whole device classes silently unmonitored since someone left. You get that audit in writing before we agree a scope.
Do you monitor SEBI- and RBI-regulated environments?
Yes. SEBI’s Cyber Security and Cyber Resilience Framework, issued in August 2024, requires security monitoring through a SOC and explicitly permits a third-party managed SOC. The RBI framework places comparable continuous-surveillance obligations on banks and NBFCs. Our monitoring and reporting are configured to produce the evidence those audits ask for.
Which locations do you cover?
Our NOC and SOC are in Mayapuri, New Delhi, with on-site support across Delhi NCR including Gurugram, Noida and Faridabad, and remote monitoring for customers at 50+ locations nationwide.
Next step
Get your estate assessed before you buy anything
Tell us what you run and what is currently going unwatched. We will map the coverage gaps, size the monitoring against your estate, and quote the platform and the 24×7 team separately so you can see exactly what you are paying for.
P J Networks Pvt Ltd · C-160, Mayapuri Phase II, New Delhi 110064
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