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Find everything. Log in to nothing.

Discover every device on the network without credentials, then monitor servers, IIS and VMware ESXi agentlessly over WinRM, SSH, SNMP and vSphere.

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Asset Management / Asset Discovery
Example
Example: a discovery sweep with no credentials finds web-01 (Windows), app-02 (Linux), core-sw-01 (switch), printer-3f (printer), esxi-01 (ESXi) and nas-01 (SMB) using ARP, ICMP, a port sweep, service banners, SMB/NetBIOS, TLS certificates and mDNS/SSDP; the inventory shows 52 assets, 49 up and 6 newly added.

Asset Discovery

Credential-free discovery.

ARP, ICMP, a common-port sweep, service banners, SMB/NetBIOS names, TLS certificates and mDNS/SSDP build the inventory — no admin rights, no logins. Views for All, Missing, Newly Added and Unknown devices show what changed.

  • No credentials or admin rights needed
  • All, Missing, Newly Added and Unknown views
  • Network Devices inventory
Asset Management / Compute Devices
Example
Example: the Compute Devices list shows six hosts monitored agentlessly over WinRM, SSH, vSphere and SNMP with CPU, memory and disk; a quick-view card for web-02 shows disk at 86.4% and 3 stopped services.

Microsoft IIS

Know about the certificate before it expires.

Per-server IIS monitoring shows sites, application pools and current connections, and warns before a certificate expires.

Asset Management / web-02 · Microsoft IIS
Example
Example: IIS on web-02 shows three sites — shop.example.com and api.example.com started, intranet.example.com stopped — with their bindings, four application pools and about 224 current connections; an amber warning says the TLS certificate for shop.example.com expires in 12 days.

VMware ESXi

Inside every host.

For each ESXi host: the VMs and their state, datastores and usage, snapshots, adapters, physical NICs, vSwitches, port groups, VMkernel adapters and host health.

Asset Management / esxi-01 · VMware ESXi
Example
Example: ESXi host esxi-01 lists twelve VMs with their power state and CPU, build-01 powering on to make eleven running; datastore1 is 72% used, there are 3 snapshots, vSwitch0 carries the VM Network, Management Network and vMotion port groups, and host health is OK.

Capabilities

Everything in Assets

The complete list, as it exists in the product today.

Asset Discovery

  • Credential-free network discovery — no admin rights, no logins needed
  • ARP, ICMP, common-port sweep, service banners, SMB/NetBIOS names, TLS certificates and mDNS/SSDP
  • Views for All, Missing, Newly Added and Unknown devices

Compute Devices

  • Agentless monitoring over WinRM, SSH, SNMP and vSphere
  • CPU, memory, disk, network, processes and services
  • Hardware and OS specification
  • Per-device alerts and dashboards
  • Quick-view cards

Microsoft IIS

  • Per-server sites and application pools
  • Current connections
  • Certificate-expiry warnings

VMware ESXi

  • VMs on each host and their state
  • Datastores and usage, snapshots
  • Adapters, physical NICs, vSwitches, port groups and VMkernel adapters
  • Host health

Inventory

  • Network Devices inventory
  • Asset Dashboards and Alerts

Works with AI Core

Infrastructure signals feed AI Core.

Memory pressure across a group of servers and a failed power supply are signals AI Core correlates with what applications and the network are doing.

How AI Core works

From Assets

  • Memory pressure across a group of servers
  • Failed power supplies

Ask AI

  • “Top 5 servers by CPU”
  • “Chart CPU utilisation”

Get started

See every signal in one place.

Start with one site and one probe. Add modules as you go — the AI Core gets more useful with every source you connect.

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