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OpUtils periodically scans the routers and subnets that are defined in the Global Environment. Apart from this, whenever you use the scan tools, Switch Port Mapper, IP Address Manager etc., the details are stored in the database. These data is presented in the form of reports that are useful to the administrators.
Report Features
Drill down for more details.
Customizable Columns
Columnar sorting of reports
Can be exported in PDF formats
Options to print and e-mailing of reports.
The following types of reports are shown:
The Network Report provides the summary of the device types, IP availability and the Port availability.
Managed Devices Summary: Provides the various types of devices in the network along with their count. Clicking a device type will list all the device of that type.
IP Availability Summary: Provides the available, used, and transient IPs in the network. Clicking the link will show the IP Addresses of that state.
Port Availability Summary: Provides the available, used, transient port of the switches in the network. You can view the switches and the ports by clicking a state.
The Inventory Report provides a graphical representation of the device types of the subnets in the network. You can drill down the reports by clicking a device type from the graph.
The IP Availability Report provides the list of available/used/transient IP Addresses of the subnets in the network. You can drill down the reports by clicking a device type from the graph.
An IP Address, if it does not respond, is termed transient initially. It should meet the following criteria before it is moved to the available state:
It should not respond for 10 continuous days.
There should have been at least five polls in the above period.
The Port Availability Report provides the list of ports that are in available/used/transient states in the switches available in the network. You can drill down the reports either by clicking the graph or from the table.
Initially, all the non-responding ports are put in the transient state. If it does not respond continuously for more than 10 days, it is changed to available state.
The MAC Address Report provides the MAC and its corresponding IP Address and DNS Names of the devices in the network.
The SNMP Devices Report provides the list of devices in the network that responds to SNMP queries.
The Rogue Devices Report provides the list of new MAC addresses found in the network
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