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Progress Software Whats Up Gold 2020

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PRICE 25 devices, Premium licence, £2,092 exc VAT from whatsupgold.com

Developer Ipswitch was recently acquired by Progress Software, and WhatsUp Gold remains a worthy network monitoring solution, with a fine track record going back to the early 1990s. This 2020 version brings innovations including pulsing device icons for eye-catching alerts, facilities for uploading your own

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