NetworkView 6.0.0
Network discovery and monitoring
With NetworkView you can get a quick overview of your network, whether it is a small office or a corporate network. Providing a simple interface for the discovery and monitoring of multi-vendor IP networks. This Network visualization tool identify which devices are online and how they are connected.
NetworkView uses multiple methods such as ICMP, MDNS, SSDP, DNS, NetBIOS, SNMP MIB-2, Bridge MIB, LLDP, CPD and propietary MIB’s to discover devices and generates a graphical representation of your network. NetworkView generates views of both logical and physical network structure. Virtual structure representation is also displayed for wireless systems (Cisco, Aruba/Alcatel-Lucent and Fortinet).
NetworkView identifies hundreds of network infrastructure devices and shows graphical views with advanced capabilities including representation of switch stacks and device clusters, user devices to switches physical port connections and user wireless access points associations (Cisco, Aruba/Alcatel-Lucent, Fortinet and Aerohive)
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A 30 - days trial version of NetworkView is available. Download the evaluation and check the capabilitie sand facilities of the software.
Try NetworkView!
A 30 - days trial version of Passport is available. Download the evaluation and check the capabilitie sand facilities of the software.
Logical Infrastructure
Logical views show the Layer 3 network structure and represent the IP networks and the logical interconnections of the IP interfaces of the devices. Different IP networks are interconnected by IP router devices. The top level logical view is the Logical infrastructure map showing the IP networks, routers and their interconnections.
IP network symbols can be zoomed to show the devices logically connected to the IP network.
Physical Infrastructure
Physical views show the Layer 2 network structure and represent the physical interconnections between network infrastructure devices (switches). The Physical infrastructure map is the top level physical view showing the network backbone showing the Layer 2 infrastructure devices and their physical links. Layer 2 devices can be zoomed to show its physical endpoint devices.
LACP link aggregates (LAG) and Spanning Tree (STP) blocked links are also visualized in the physical infrastructuremaps.
Endpoint Maps
Logical endpoint maps show the devices logically connected to the IP network.
Large numbers of devices of the same type are automatically grouped into group symbols. You can override automatic grouping in a specific Logical or Physical endpoint view.
Physical endpoint maps show physical connections to the ports of a Layer 2 device (switch).
Logical endpoint maps
Physical endpoint maps
Item personalization
Although the main objective of NetworkView is to automatically monitor network resources, you can modify the properties of the existing device symbols, add and remove symbols and connections.