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    Watch the health of your routers, switches, firewalls and other network devices, see how they connect and what traffic crosses them, and change their configuration through reviewed requests.

    Everything on this tab runs through Tracix Collectors installed on your own network. A collector polls devices over SNMP, receives their traps, syslog and flow records, and runs configuration jobs against them over SSH, NETCONF or gNMI. Devices only talk to the collector; the collector connects out to your workspace. In the console, all of it lives under Network.

    Monitor devices and traffic

    Devices and SNMP profilesAdd devices over SNMP v2c or v3 and read their device pagesDiscovery and topologySweep address ranges, confirm candidates and map LLDP linksFlow analysisReceive NetFlow, IPFIX and sFlow and explore conversations

    Manage device configuration

    Configuration managementHow backups, intent, change requests and collectors fit togetherDevice credential vaultStore write-only device credentials and bind them to devicesBackups and driftSchedule backups, compare revisions and spot driftDrafts and change requestsTemplates, approvals, maintenance windows and firmware stagingCompliance rulesCheck configurations against built-in and custom rulesSupported platformsWhich OS families support backup, changes and scoped writes

    Before you start

    You need at least one collector that can reach your devices. Install the collector on a host inside the network you want to monitor, then add integrations to its policy. For credentials, trap listeners and ports, see SNMP polling and traps and Endpoints and ports.

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