Topology
The link map of your network devices via SNMP.
Argunis/Operations/Network
Argunis reads the topology of your switches, routers and firewalls, discovers the devices on each subnet and shows real traffic, without scanning ports.
With SNMP, Argunis builds the map of links between your network devices, recognizes subnets and VLANs and shows each one’s devices with what your probes and inventory see.
A monitoring probe walks a range of your network and finds devices without scanning ports. From there, one click puts them under monitoring in Infrastructure.
Per subnet you see which addresses are free, in use, monitored, reserved or unseen, detect conflicts and reserve IPs with a reason.
The link map of your network devices via SNMP.
Those Argunis learns from your devices, with their machines and on the map.
Switches, routers and firewalls monitored via SNMP from a probe.
Inventory jobs that find devices without scanning ports.
Run in your network, install with one command and update themselves.
The probe receives them from the devices you choose and sends them to the SIEM.
Free, in use, reserved or unseen, with conflicts and reservations.
Internet, firewalls and routers with real traffic and the networks they route.
The live network full screen, filtered by site or subnet.
No. The monitoring probe discovers devices and checks machines, but does not scan ports. Vulnerability scanning is done by another probe, only when you schedule it.
Your switches, routers and firewalls must answer SNMP to a monitoring probe in your network.
Yes. The live network and topology can be filtered by site or subnet and left on the NOC screen.
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