PathSolutions TotalView review
Topology mapping paired with monitoring, path analysis, and network inventory.
Reviewed by iTechGuides Editors · Editorial team · Updated Oct 2026
PathSolutions TotalView combines network topology mapping with monitoring and troubleshooting for IT and NetOps teams. It automatically generates interactive diagrams, shows live utilization and availability, and maps paths across links, switches, and routers. Alongside topology work, it monitors devices and interfaces, supports multi-vendor SNMP, and includes NetFlow bandwidth monitoring, route alerts, STP reporting, inventory, and configuration backup and automation. It is suited to teams that want maps connected to operational monitoring rather than a diagramming tool on its own.
Pricing has both perpetual one-time licenses and annual-billed subscription pricing with a 3-year term, according to the vendor's pricing information. One-time TotalView tiers include 500 for $9,260, 1000 for $12,240, 2500 for $21,500, 5000 for $29,800, and 10000 for $41,600; each lists an approximate device count from 50 to 1,000. TotalView 25000+ is described as covering entire network monitoring. Subscription pricing starts at $472 per month for TotalView 500 and lists TotalView 1000 at $624 per month. The vendor describes device counts as approximate and license names as interface tiers, so buyers should compare those measures with their network requirements.
The platform's ecosystem includes RESTful JSON API integration and listed integrations with NetAlly Link-Live, Palo Alto Networks API, Cisco Meraki API, SQLite, Microsoft DHCP, and Active Directory. Deployment options include cloud, self-hosted, and desktop; it can be installed on Windows servers or workstations and viewed in web browsers. That combination can suit mixed environments needing path visibility plus device, route, or configuration monitoring. Teams seeking only lightweight topology diagrams may find its broader monitoring scope and paid licensing unnecessary; it is a better fit when ongoing network operations are part of the mapping need.
PathSolutions TotalView pros and cons
- Where it wins
- Automatically generates interactive diagrams with live utilization and availability
- Maps paths across links, switches, and routers
- Adds STP reporting, NetFlow monitoring, and device inventory
- Where it doesn't
- Annual-billed subscription starts at $472 per month
- Subscription pricing shown for TotalView 500 and 1000 only
- Plans are tiered by approximate device counts or interface tiers
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