Network Tracking Database v1.10.2 released

NetDB tracks all MAC addresses on your switches and ARP entries on your network over time. It supports extensive switch, VLAN and vendor code reports from a CLI or Web App. Can generate CSV reports, track the usage of static addresses and much more.

What's new in v1.10.2:

- See the UPGRADE document before installing

- Added dedicated NX-OS scraper, devtype nxos. Improved NX-OS support

for descriptions. Old scraper still supports NX-OS but support will

be dropped in v1.11 in favor of the nxosscraper.

- Ability to configure use_trunks from the devicelist.csv file

- Improved secondary credential support and login error messages

- Added use_fqdn knob in netdb.conf to use the FQDN for switch names

instead of just hostnames (changing this on an existing database will

destroy historical data on switches because the names will all change)

Major Features:

Track all entries in your MAC and ARP tables across your network routers and switches over time
Track the usage of static IP addresses and generate reports for static address recovery
Generate switch reports to recover unused ports or plan for network upgrades
Find all switchports configured for a vlan and find what devices if any have been connected
Find all devices on a VLAN and the last time they were online
Quickly track down a problem with a device and locate its current state on the network or last connected state
Includes a command line tool and an easy to use web interface with access control
Web interface includes sortable columns and access controls
Generate CSV reports from the web interface or the command line
Change VLANs from the web interface with access controls on a per switch or per user basis
Send Wake On Lan packets from the Web Interface to remotely wakeup workstations
Fast imports, pulls data from 1,000 or more network devices in under five minutes (depends on the hardware used)
Support for VRFs and almost every modern Cisco IOS and NX-OS device
Support for port security, port-channels and trunk ports for VMWare and phones
Optional graphing through MRTG to track the usage trends on your network
Optionally integrate NAC registration data to retrieve user registration information based on the mac address

Security

Runs everything as the netdb user
Uses and/or SSH/Telnet to gather information from your devices and does not require write access
Does not use SNMP, so no security issues or MIBs to deal with
Web Interface has access controls to restrict the information users can access based on their userid
Web Interface is hardened

Download Network Tracking Database v1.10.2

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