Discover, Monitor… Automate.
Kaseya Network Discovery allows you to find, catalog, deploy, view, manage and report on all IP devices on the network.
Simply said, if you cannot find everything connected to the network, you cannot manage it. The role of Kaseya Network Discovery is to find and catalog all IP based devices connected and interconnected to a network or networks.
Create a Network Discovery process that will run periodically to discover new devices or devices that are no longer visible within the network and provide for automated agent deployment for instant management of Windows, Mac and Linux devices.
Network Monitoring utilizes SNMP to provide a graphical view of CPU, RAM, Disk and Network Interface data. As is the case with all Kaseya functionality, the Network Discovery and Network Monitoring is completely integrated within the Kaseya framework to ensure a Single Pane of Glass web-based interface for network administrators.
Discover Devices
Network Discovery is collector based and can be installed on any Windows based system that has a Kaseya agent installed, providing a wide reach across multiple networks. The availability information is displayed within the Collector installation function. Multiple collectors can be deployed within a given network.
Multiple Scan Methods
Network Discovery includes multiple scanning methods to ensure all devices across a network can be scanned and catalogued with immediate knowledge of the device type. Each method will scan by Network Mask or 23 bit network by default and will process based on pre-defined intervals. The scan methods include:
- Ping Scan– Mac Address
- Port Scan – OS and Device Type
- SNMP Scan – System Attributes, Interfaces, Drives, CPU, RAM
View Discovered Devices
Device Types
A new device type option has been introduced to help administers quickly filter out specific devices from the lists being displayed. The Device Types are displayed in a tree folder structure with viewable counts for each device type. Selecting the folder will dynamically filter the list and also provide sub-filtering options.
Column Sets
Pre-defined and customizable column sets retrieve filtered device information based on catalogued data. Filter criteria includes:
- Hardware
- Network Address
- Collector Installed
- Managed Agents
- Discovered Devices
- Summary
- Categories of Devices
Property Sheet
A docked tabbed property sheet displays key device status information for the highlighted device.
- Device Type inc. OS Type
- Version
- IP Address
- RAM, DISK, CPU
- Interfaces
- Ports
Device Navigator
A visual navigator provides a snapshot view of devices found by the collector. By selecting device types including Windows, Mac, Linux, Printer and Router, the view can be filtered to allow for different navigational views.
Network Monitoring
Network Monitoring provides a graphical view into SNMP data from enabled devices. By simple turning on the SNMP option for the device, the system will collect and allow for viewing current and historical device information in a graphical format. This functionality does not require a Kaseya agent to be installed on the device being monitored.
The following information is displayed for computers:
- CPU
- RAM
- Disk
- Network Interfaces
The following information is displayed for non-computer SNMP devices such as routers, printers and switches:
