WebTitan vs ManageEngine Firewall Analyzer: Which is a better fit?

It is a solution that can be perfectly integrated and it really is very effective for what you are looking for.

The IP configuration part of it, was quite particular, if you get it wrong, you'll have problems.

Steve S

Senior IT Assistant

Some of its best features include the ease of setting it up, its ability to filter encrypted connections, the ability to filter specific url their fantastic customer support.

There was no pressure to purchase the software. The trial started out for a week and one email to rep to see if we could have more time and before we were off the phone it was extended to a month.

Good performance and simple implementation. I find this solution perfect for SME with not too complex networks configuration (absence of IAG).

I cannot seem to get it to show the same list of blocked attempts in the email. I can only get a block count by category along with a unique domain count.

Also very impressed with the customer service. They are very professional and responsive.

Frank F

Web Admin

Over time, it became obvious that they were not supporting it well (or at all), all the while charging me a premium for it. Spam Titan on the other hand does the job well.

The reports are very graphical and nice to look at. These can also be set to automatically run and emailed to you which is great.

Getting to know where everything is within the application can be a bit frustrating too as there are so many areas the application checks and logs.

There are many pros to ManageEngine Firewall Analyzer, from the lower cost to ease of setup, ease of configuration and ease of use for users that may not be familiar with the solution.

Sometime can be difficult to understand the product.

My experience with manage engine is great and i feel great association with its implementation.

No frequent updates , not much flexible with other softwares.

I like the support team and how they are responding and managing to resolve the queries as soon as possible in a kind manner.

Nothing - but most importantly need for all institutions.