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SolarWinds User Device Tracker (UDT) delivers automated user and device tracking along with powerful switch port management capabilities so you can stay in control of who and what are connecting to your network. Quickly find a computer or user, as well as track down lost or rogue devices with a simple search on a user name, IP address, Hostname, or MAC address. And, if the user or device is no longer connected, historical data will show last known location. You can even perform whitelisting, as well as create a watch list, and be alerted immediately when a specific user or device connects.

Key selling points

• Automatically discovers, maps and monitors switches, ports, and network devices
• Quickly finds devices and retrieves user name, port details, connection history and more
• Enables searching on IP address, user name, Hostname or MAC address to track endpoints
• Allows whitelisting and watch lists with automatic alerts and click-of-a-button port shutdown
• Provides detailed switch port usage data, capacity analysis, and built-in reporting

Γνωρίσματα προϊόντος

• Network device tracking
  SolarWinds User Device Tracker (UDT) allows you to quickly and easily find a network device and retrieve the switch name, port, port description, VLAN, virtual routing and forwarding (VRF) data, and more. Respond to security and network problems at lightning speed. Simply search on a user name, IP address, Hostname, or MAC address and User Device Tracker will quickly find the current location of your device and show switch port connection details. If the device is not currently connected to the network, historical data will show the last known location.
• Network User Tracking
  SolarWinds User Device Tracker (UDT) allows you to easily track the location of a user on the network and retrieve connection information including switch name or access point, port or SSID, connection duration, as well as endpoint connection history. Simply search on a user name and User Device Tracker will quickly find the current location of the user. If the user is not currently connected to the network, historical data will show the last known location.
• Map and monitor switch ports
  SolarWinds User Device Tracker (UDT) makes it easy to map your switches and monitor the status of your ports at a glance. Simply arrange your switches in a tree view organized by vendor, location, status, or other parameters. Switch location doesn't make a difference - everything is administered in a single-pane-of-glass. Get visual displays of the usage of each port on your switch, as well as drill-down to detailed configuration information including port status, VLAN, number of connected devices and more. Plus, you can view a complete history of devices that have been attached to the port over a specified time period. And, User Device Tracker allows you to easily discover switches operating at near capacity, in addition to switches from which you can reclaim unused ports to facilitate intelligent capacity planning and purchase decisions.
• Network user and device watch list
  SolarWinds User Device Tracker (UDT) enables you to take a proactive approach in finding network users and devices. Simply create a watch list to watch for and locate a specified user or device when it connects to the network. Whether you are attempting to track down a device for troubleshooting or a user for security purposes, User Device Tracker will be on the lookout and alert you the next time it shows up on the network.
• Device whitelisting
  SolarWinds User Device Tracker (UDT) allows you to define a set of rules to determine if a network device belongs on your whitelist. If so, the device appears in the User Device Tracker resources list as a safe device. You can add individual endpoint devices based on IP address, MAC address, or hostname. You can also add multiple endpoints based on IP address ranges, MAC address ranges, entire subnets, and custom patterns. Devices connected to your network that are not on the whitelist will appear in the Rogue Devices resource list and an alert will be automatically generated. You can also define a set of rules that determine if a network device should be ignored by User Device Tracker. If so, User Device Tracker discards all related data. This is handy for HSRP and VRRP MAC addresses.