iDirect Government Technologies

iDirect's industry-leading iVantage® Network Management System (NMS) is a complete suite of software-based tools to configure, monitor and control an entire satellite network from single or multiple locations.

iVantage® transforms the way complex satellite networks are managed with its intuitive visual interface and built-in intelligence that automatically anticipates potential network outages and provides real-time network performance analytics. iVantage also features Airborne NMS components for COTM applications.

NMS Highlights

• Airborne NMS components
• Easy to use, responsive GUI configuration tool
• Automatic alerts and warnings that anticipate potential network outages
• Network performance stats per network, in route, remote, application, and IP packet level
• Minimized troubleshooting time and network downtime
• Extensive reporting capabilities
• Automated tools to rapidly create networks of any size

Airborne NMS Components

• DVB S2/ACM/ATDMA
• GQoS
• Spread Spectrum
• Doppler Compensation
• Auto-beam selection
• On-board EIRP Maps
• Global Acquisition Key

iVantage® consists of three major components:

iBuilder™

Configure or modify individual remotes, groups of remotes, or the entire network – all from one central location, fast. iBuilder dramatically simplifies network configuration with intuitive, flexible, automated and semi-automated tools to rapidly create networks of any size.

iMonitor™

Ensure your complete network continually operates at peak efficiency. iMonitor provides in-depth views into both real-time and historical network performance including the health status of remotes, graphical displays, network probes and detailed bandwidth usage.

iSite™

The iSite remote commissioning tool facilitates deployment of new sites quickly by providing universal local access to configure and control our devices from the field, including all iDirect remotes and network accelerators. Advanced features include auto-discovery of our devices on the same LAN and audio feedback during antenna pointing.