FrameFlow Blog and News

We're back with another instalment of our blog series on FrameFlow Reporting! This post covers the five different types of inventory reporting we provide. Read on to learn how to create targeted, logical spreads of information about your network devices!

FrameFlow v2022.13 is full of new features! This article will show you FrameFlow's latest and greatest capabilities new for this month. Make sure to check it out and upgrade your instance promptly!

FrameFlow v2022.12 is out! This update contains bug fixes and improvements to existing features. Check it out by reading our blog below or view our change log.

This is the second half of our report elements walkthrough. This time, we're focusing on the more advanced panels. To learn more about elements that cover system uptime, multi-site configurations, or SNMP bandwidth, click the "Read More" below.

This is the first of two articles that will cover all the different report elements and how to use them. Today, we're highlighting the first eight generic elements.

FrameFlow v2022.11 is now our latest version! We've added a handful of key updates and bug fixes for v2022.11 that you don't want to miss out on. Read more to find out what's changed:

This blog post highlights the Device Type setting for network devices and shows you how to take advantage of all the options it unlocks. Read on to find out how to add network device tabs for things like services, event logs, VMs, updates, and more, all accessible in the network device's interface.

Find out what we've been cooking up for our latest release, v2022.10. From interface improvements and bug fixes to two brand-new Linux/SSH event monitors, there's plenty to read about in this blog post. Check it out!

From personalized user settings to interface tips and tricks, here are five things about FrameFlow we bet you didn't know! Read more below.

Version 2022.8 is a maintenance release that includes fixes for recently reported issues. Read on to learn about the updates and fixes included in this release.

This article covers some miscellaneous actions you can perform to tailor your FrameFlow alerts to your organization's purposes. This is the last of three articles that cover advanced notification actions. View the prior two below!

Our latest major release is packed full with new and improved features to make your FrameFlow experience smoother and more comprehensive than ever before! Read on to learn about new sign-in options, change to the Reports section, new event monitors, and more:

The second post in our series of articles on advanced notification settings covers tiered support. Here, you can learn how to create a hierarchy of alert response staff to cover all your bases. Read more below!

This is the first blog post in a series of 3 that will discuss FrameFlow's advanced notification settings. This article highlights the best practices needed to schedule alerts based on who's on duty at what time.

FrameFlow encourages you to go beyond out-of-the-box monitoring and create new IT monitoring actions that serve you and your organization. This article details how to configure Windows Firewall monitoring with the Registry Event Monitor.

FrameFlow's latest release smooths out a few important bugs, improving the ease of use of our software. Read on to see what's new for FrameFlow version 2022.4!

In FrameFlow version 2022.3, we improved our user friendliness and fixed several bugs. Read on to learn more!

The final half of our tutorial series on dashboard panels is now live! The featured tutorials are sector graphs, the System Health dashboard panel, and many more. This blog post briefly highlights each dashboard panel, while the tutorials we've released on the Features page offer a deeper dive into the functionality of each panel type. Read on below!

Find out what's new and improved in the latest version of FrameFlow, including changes that make our software easier and smoother to use.

Learn about all the new changes in our latest version v2022.1. This update contains tons of fixes, from SNMP browsing to Microsoft 365. Read all about it!