dopplerVUE

The Self-Aware Network
How can a time-strapped network management team head-off problems before they occur? By creating a self-aware network to proactively seek out change, employing intelligent operations that:
dopplerVUE
  • constantly monitor the entire network to show accurate, current and persisted network conditions at all times. Other products only show alerts that occur after the client is launched.
  • auto-attendant features run continuously in the background, 24x7.
  • accept syslog messages and SNMP traps from previously undiscovered devices, then automatically update maps and inventory
  • listen for new device DHCP/BOOTP broadcasts on the local subnet and immediately adding them to maps and inventory.
  • automatically test new devices for SNMP using existing community strings

A self-aware network starts with discovery and dopplerVUE discovery starts immediately upon installation.  It then runs continuously even when the client window is closed.  dopplerVUE features:

  • automatic, scheduled and on-demand discovery jobs.
  • high-speed subnet discovery in just minutes.
  • full use of the dopplerVUE client while discovery runs in the background.
  • multiple management protocol discovery including SNMP and ICMP.
  • services discovery, such as DNS, HTTP(s), POP3, SMTP, FTP and Telnet.
  • discovery of host connectivity to switch ports via IP to MAC address relationships.
  • IPv4 and IPv6 equipment discovery.
  • discovery sweeps can include or exclude specific devices or portions of the network.
  • remote site discovery.

dopplerVUE discovery is not an add-on service; it is completely integrated into network operations.

  • No need to draw maps manually since they are auto-generated completely from discovery.
  • Discovery automatically updates the inventory tree.
  • Devices are automatically classified by type and can be reclassified easily if desired.
  • Performance polling of SNMP-enabled devices begins automatically.
  • easily extend discovery processes to additional networks using seeded routers. Simply enter a router’s IP addresses and dopplerVUE reads the routing table to learn about devices in the network