NetMap

The NetMap Dashboard under Network Insights → Network Map provides a visual topology of your scanned subnet, along with a structured node inventory and connection mapping.

Navigate to: Network Insights → Network Map

At the top right:

• Select Subnet dropdown

• Click Scan Devices

Once the subnet scan is completed, the system builds:

• Node Inventory

• Network Topology Map

• Device Connections

1. Subnet Selection & Scan

Select Subnet: Choose the required subnet (for example: 192.168.1.0/24).

Click Scan Devices to:

• Discover routers, switches, and hosts

• Collect device metadata

• Build network topology

• Identify live devices

• Map interconnections

The scan timestamp is displayed under:

Latest scan is: [Date & Time]

2. Network Topology Map (Default View)

After scanning, the Default View displays:

• Linear network topology

• Routers

• Switches

• Hosts

• Interconnected paths

When a node is selected in the topology map, the device side panel opens with these tabs:

Metrics → Device performance metrics Connections → Device links Ports → Port-level details More → Alarms BGP  

3. Node Details view

Click any device on the map to view details:

Overview Tab

Displays:

• Device ID

• Hostname

• Device Type (Router / Switch / Host)

• Classification

• Vendor

• IP Address

• Subnet ID

• MAC Address

• SNMP Accessible status

If SNMP is not configured correctly:

• SNMP Accessible → No

4. What Happens After Scan

Once subnet scan completes, the system automatically:

1. Builds Node Inventory

2. Identifies device types

3. Maps L2/L3 relationships

4. Detects device connectivity

5. Creates topology visualization

This gives:

• Real-time network structure

• Device dependency mapping

• Inter-device communication path visibility

5. Connection Mapping

NetMap shows:

• Device-to-device connections

• Path between routers and switches

• Downstream hosts under switches

• Network hierarchy