Finally, you can put down your whiteboard markers and relax while LANsurveyor® does the network mapping for you. Leveraging a unique multi-level discovery technique, LANsurveyor automatically discovers your LAN or WAN and produces comprehensive, easy-to-view network diagrams that integrate OSI Layer 2 and Layer 3 topology data (including switch-to-switch, switch-to-node, and switch-to-router port connections). With two mouse clicks, this data can be exported into Microsoft Office® Visio® and easily shared with your colleagues.
Additionally, LANsurveyor will automatically track and account for changes to the network in real time with a unique continuous scan feature that can immediately detect new devices on the network and dynamically update the network map.
Network Mapping Highlights:
- Automatically discovers and diagrams network topology
- Supports generation of network maps in Microsoft Office® Visio®
- Automatically detects new devices and changes to network topology
- Simplifies inventory management for hardware and software assets
- Addresses reporting needs for PCI compliance and other regulatory requirements
System Requirements for LANsurveyor:
LANsurveyor Application
- Windows 2000, 2003, XP, or Vista (Workstation, Professional, or Server Edition), Windows 7, Windows 2008 and Windows 2008 R2
- 256 MB of memory (or more depending on the size of your network)
- Visio 2002 or newer for Visio export
LANsurveyor Responder Clients
- Windows NT, 2000, XP, or Vista: 52K RAM (service)
- Windows 2000 or 2003 Server: 52K RAM (service)
- Windows 95, 98, ME: 73K RAM (app)
- Intel-compatible Linux systems based on the 2.4 or later kernel, including Red Hat, Cent OS, SuSE, Debian, and Ubuntu: 128K RAM (daemon)
- Mac OS X version 10.1.5 or later: 96K RAM (daemon)
- Mac OS 8 or 9: 128K RAM (init)
- LANsurveyor Responder Clients use both TCP and UDP port 4347
SNMP
- The SNMP Community String for your devices
- MIB-II SNMP agents that exist on nearly all IP routers and many IP devices
- Printer MIB SNMP agents that exist on some IP printers
- Bridge MIB SNMP agents to determine switch port connectivity
- Repeater MIB SNMP agents to determine hub port connectivity