Port Map / Topology

[silasfueglistaler 1]

Hello,

 

We use Domotz as our main network-monitroing tool for broadcast events.

It is a massive tool to improve our workflow during the setup of each new event. 

But we think, there is a goal-feature missing;

 

It would be a massive help, when the switch-interface would be showed in a map.

To see the network topology could help us in many diffrent points.
-> faster and detailed view of the entire network

-> overview of the trunk ports (they are always at a load of 80%

-> easier watch of which part of the setup is ready for show

 

What do other think about this?

 

greetings out of switerland!

silas 

[ATCIS 1]

Great suggestion!  Those features would be super helpful with switches that either do not have a GUI management interface or do not have the Web GUI enabled.

 

I like the way you think!

[TimAG 0]

I would like to add my thumbs up to this request. 

It would be execellent if a network map / topology feature is added. As well as port allocation on a switch.

 

 

[Silvio 27]

We are working at it! Hoping to release something nice within few months...

[JoshFink 0]

Hi, any update on the availability of this feature? The ability to map out what is attached to each port would be huge for me. 

 

Thanks

[Silvio 27]

Hi JoshFink,

Domotz  already has the ability to show which device is attached to each port of a switch. We do not have a "graphical" map yet, but definitely the feature is cool because if you go in the "Interfaces" tab of a switch, you can see which devices are attached to each port. On the other side, if you go into any device, you will see the link to the switch+port it is attached.

This is supported for any managed switch that support  SNMP in a standard way. If you have issues with your specific switch, I'd recommend to contact our support.