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  • Automated network map
  • Configuration backup
  • Network change tracking
  • Network monitoring
  • Network troubleshooting tools

Detailed Device Inventory

UVexplorer collects detailed inventory data about your devices and network. It contains device-specific collection techniques to find all the data you will need to create comprehensive asset reports for your IT infrastructure. Just some of the most basic reports include:

  • Asset Detail – Make / Model / Serial Numbers
  • Device Connectivity – Port-to-Port connectivity
  • Software Inventory – Installed software across your network.
  • Computer Systems
  • Operating Systems – OS varieties are installed across the network
  • Network Interfaces, Bridge ports, and VLANS

 

Device inventory includes the following data, when it can be determined:

  • Serial number, Manufacturer, Model, Hardware/Software/Firmware versions
  • SNMP system info (name, description, OID, contact, location, uptime)
  • NetBIOS info (name, domain)
  • IP / MAC addresses
  • DNS hostname
  • Network interfaces and bridgeports
  • ARP cache
  • Route tables
  • Switch forwarding tables
  • VLAN, LAG, STP, CDP, LLDP data
  • Installed software
  • Network links to other devices
  • Wireless interface, client, and controller data
  • VMware and Hyper-V virtual host and virtual machine info
  • IP phone info
  • Router and switch device configurations
  • Windows WMI data: BIOS, Computer System, Disk Drives, Installed Software, Network Adapters, OS, Memory, Processors, Processes
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Inventory Reports

In addition to viewing individual device data, UVexplorer also lets you run a number of inventory reports across all the devices on your network. The following reports are available:

Asset/Inventory Report – Displays serial number, model, hardware version, software version, firmware version, and IP address of devices on your network.

Device Connectivity Report – Displays physical (i.e., Layer-2) network links between devices on your network.

Software Report – Displays software packages installed on the devices on your network.

Processes Report – Displays processes (i.e., programs) currently running on the devices on your network.

MS Windows Reports – Displays WMI information for all of your MS Windows devices, including Computer Systems, BIOS, Operating Systems, Processors, Disk Drives, and Logical Disks

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