A small probe on your LAN polls switches, routers and gateways over SNMPv3, with a named user, authentication and optional encryption, or over v2c, and reads UniFi controllers for access points. Ports, traffic, errors, neighbours and MAC tables are collected on every poll, and a one-minute check reports an unplugged cable or a dead device within about two minutes. Network equipment is part of Company mode, the device-centric view of an organisation's own network.
Credentials stay encrypted, devices that cannot be reached say so, and every finding says why.
Switches and routers are polled with a named SNMPv3 user, authentication and optional encryption, instead of a clear-text community string. The device form shows the exact commands to paste on a Cisco switch, and a dry run proves a device before it is trusted.
Port status, traffic, errors, uptime and LLDP neighbours for every switch and router, with the MAC address table read from every VLAN, including Cisco per-VLAN tables over SNMPv3.
The MAC tables feed an audit that looks for loops and checks uplinks, so a topology problem is a finding instead of a long afternoon.
The probe checks every device once a minute, so an unplugged cable or a device that goes down is reported within about two minutes. Alerts also cover restarts, power supply, fan and temperature faults, climbing errors and PoE reaching 90%.
Connect a UniFi controller and every adopted access point arrives with its clients, experience score, radios, SSIDs, uplink and firmware status.
A device that does not answer is shown as Unreachable with the reason, such as a rejected authentication password, a wrong privacy protocol or no reply, and is given up on in seconds so one dead switch cannot make the others look offline.
The probe runs on any Linux or Windows host that can reach the devices, installs with the one command shown on each device's page, and pushes readings outbound over HTTPS. Device passwords are stored encrypted, device keys travel in a request header rather than the address, and a dry run polls one device and prints what came back before anything is saved.
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