Network Management system for our LAN/WAN

Hello Everyone,
We have a Cisco network covering around 350 staff, in 8 floors, and recommended Management system to monitor the network , showing the bottleneck, performance, download speed for each client, it will be great if the tool is covering both LAN and WAN network.
Is there any free tools from Cisco can do the job? if not pls advise
Best Regards

Sure - just remember free to buy is not the same as free to own. Open source tools usually require a larger investment in configuring things yourself and usually (but not always) come without any sort of option for paid support.
Many people put together a system with Nagios (fault management), Cacti (performance management) and RANCID (configuration management). Each is free and community-supported. If you or your organization is comfortable setting up some Linux servers and customizing some files and templates you can have a quite workable system using those tools.
If you want a lower cost of entry with paid support options, consider something like Spiceworks, What's Up Gold, or the entry level products from SolarWinds (Kiwi syslog manager, cattools, engineer's toolset etc.).

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