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Progress WhatsUp Gold 2022

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PRICE 50 devices, Premium, yearly licence, £1,309 exc VAT from whatsupgold.com

rogress Software neatly avoids any confusion over licensing, with prices for its WhatsUp Gold (WUG) 2022 Premium edition being based only on the number of monitored devices. Unlike sensor- or element-based products, you won’t need to worry about the number of CPUs in a host or how many ports your switches

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