Solarwinds User Device Tracker
Automated Device Tracking and Switch Port Management

Features:

Supports SD-WAN Coverage for Viptela vEdge
Get a detailed port connection history for Viptela vEdge devices, and monitor for new connected devices for operations management and performance analysis.

Quickly Locate Network Devices
Manually tracking and locating a missing or unknown device takes hours of searching, and it may or may not be successful. Quickly find network devices and retrieve switch name, port, port description, VLAN, VRF data, vendor information, and more. UDT helps you easily track down device locations on your LAN and wireless network. For more effective troubleshooting, UDT integrates with SolarWinds IP Address Manager (IPAM) to provide you with detailed information on IP-related data along with end-point details.

Support for Cisco Nexus and Palo Alto Networks Network
Insight™ for Palo Alto devices allows you to see which devices are connected to your Palo Alto firewall, giving you enhanced device tracking details. Discover and collect device data from ports through Command Line Interface (CLI) parsing for Cisco Nexus. Device port mapping through CLI offers discovery and collection from Nexus devices.

Trace and Block Unauthorized Users
Easily identify and locate unauthorized users. SolarWinds UDT helps you quickly find rogue users on the LAN or wireless network. By retrieving current and past connection information, you can quickly verify if the device is unauthorized. SolarWinds UDT also seamlessly integrates with SolarWinds NetFlow Traffic Analyzer (NTA). This helps you easily identify, locate, and block devices/users that unnecessarily hog network bandwidth.

Map and Monitor Switch Ports
SolarWinds UDT allows you to easily discover switches operating at near capacity, as well as switches from which you can reclaim unused ports. This helps you make more informed capacity planning and purchase decisions. UDT helps you with in-depth insight into port status and usage, CPU load, memory used, and more.

Network User and Device Watch List
Create a device watch list by MAC address, IP address, or hostname for both your wired and wireless devices. By tagging the suspicious device through UDT, you receive an alert the next time the specified device/user connects to the network.

Device Whitelisting
Constantly monitor device/user network access with the whitelisting feature. Identify “safe” and “rogue” devices attempting to access the network. Devices not on the whitelist appear in the Rogue Devices resource list and an alert is automatically generated.

Automated Switch Port Discovery
SolarWinds UDT begins monitoring devices immediately, and saves you time and effort on tracking devices operating on the network. You can schedule regular scans to automatically discover new devices and ensure you always have an up-to-date view of your network.

Remote Port Shutdown
SolarWinds UDT allows you to remotely shut down a compromised network device port with point-andclick simplicity. Actively control who and what connects to your network. When a rogue device is detected, you can simply shut down the port to mitigate security risks or prevent network problems.

Customizable Network User & Device Reports
Create user and device reports using out-of-the-box and community-generated templates. SolarWinds UDT includes automated report notifications to provide your management team with relevant information.

System Requirements:

Hardware	Minimum Requirements
CPU	Dual processor 3GHz
Memory	4GB
Hard Drive	20GB
Software	Minimum Requirements
Operating System	Windows Server 2003 R2, 2008, and 2012 (32-bit or 64-bit), and with IIS installed, running in 32-bit mode Windows Server 2016 and 2019
.NET Framework	.NET 3.5 SP1 or .NET 4.0
Database	SQL Server 2008 Express, Standard, or Enterprise, or SQL Server 2008 R2 / SQL Server 2012 Express, Standard, or Enterprise
Web Console Browser	Microsoft Internet Explorer 7, 8, or 9, Mozilla Firefox 3 or later or Google Chrome 8

NOTE: The minimum server requirements listed assume default configuration. Significantly increasing the polling rate or flow collection rate could result in additional load on the server, which may require a larger CPU or additional memory.

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Documentation:

Download the Solarwinds User Device Tracker Datasheet (.PDF)