Blog Posts

Maintaining hardware, such as routers and switches, on complex networks is time consuming, costly, and prone to human error. When implementing new devices, Conxx Engineering by Komodo Systems, along with GridObserver’s Configuration Automation tools, turn implementing new devices into a task measured in minutes, not days.

Baltimore Gas & Electric (BG&E) embarked on a substantial upgrade to their field area network. The multi-year, $100 million USD project was challenged by significant data lapses. The project team was unable to diagnose and resolve the root causes in the field, putting in jeopardy the entire project. Conxx Engineering by Komodo Systems were contracted to identify and resolve the edge data lapses saving BG&E thousands of hours and hundreds of thousands of dollars.

The internet connects us (well, out computers, really) across vast distances, but sometimes that connection gets a little wonky. When websites load slowly or your video or gaming service gets disconnected altogether, it's like being lost on a highway with no map. Two essential tools can help you navigate these network troubles: ping and trace route. But what exactly are they, and how do they differ?

The internet has become an essential utility, powering everything from streaming movies to online gaming. But when it comes to internet performance, terms like "speed test," "bandwidth," and "throughput" can get tossed around, leaving us confused. Don’t sweat! We’ll dive into the three terms and figure out the differences and why we care.

We have all had poor network connection performance, and jitter is the likely culprit. Using tools like the Komodo Ping™ can help you diagnose your connection performance issues.

OIDs play a crucial role in uniquely identifying objects and attributes in various systems. In this guide, we'll unravel the mystery behind OIDs and learn how to decode them.

With thousands of unique OIDs for any given device, trying to find what you can monitor can feel like finding a needle in a haystack.

Deciphering OIDs gives you the blueprints of how your network can communicate.

We take a deeper look into OIDs, and their important role in network management.