Best Network Discovery Tools for Linux of 2024

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    Atera Reviews
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    Atera

    Atera

    $129/month/technician
    1,156 Ratings
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    The all-in-one IT management platform, powered by Action AI™ Atera is the all-in-one IT management platform that combines RMM, Helpdesk, and ticketing with AI to boost organizational efficiency at scale. Try Atera Free Now!
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    NMIS Reviews
    FirstWave’s NMIS is a network management system that provides fault, performance, configuration management, performance graphs, and threshold alerts. Business rules allow for highly specific notification policies that can be used with multiple notification methods. FirstWave also enables partners, including some of the world’s largest telcos and managed service providers (MSPs), to protect their customers from cyber-attacks, while rapidly growing cybersecurity services revenues at scale. FirstWave provides a comprehensive end-to-end solution for network discovery, management, and cybersecurity for its partners globally.
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    NetBrain Reviews

    NetBrain

    NetBrain Technologies

    1 Rating
    IT Operations teams require better visibility to ensure that they can respond to issues and maintain high levels of uptime across hybrid infrastructure. Automation is essential for large and dynamic environments. NetBrain automatically maps the entire hybrid infrastructure and allows you to manage it all from one interface. NetBrain dynamically visualizes every aspect of your network, including the campus, data center, and WAN, from both a layer-3 perspective and a layer-2 perspective. Different tasks require different visibility. If you are trying to troubleshoot a slow application, it is important to know its route across the network. For a design assessment, routing configuration and status of BGP peers may be required. To do a security audit, traffic filtering might need to be validated to match the intent. The CLI is slow and inefficient.
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    Nagios XI Reviews

    Nagios XI

    Nagios Enterprises, LLC

    $1995.00/one-time
    Monitors all mission-critical infrastructure components, including services, applications, operating systems, network protocols and metrics, as well as network infrastructure. There are hundreds of third-party add-ons that allow for the monitoring of virtually all of your in-house services and applications. This dashboard provides a central view of all IT operations and business processes. The dashboards are a powerful way to quickly access third-party data and monitoring information at a glance. Views allow users to quickly access the most relevant information. Organizations can plan for infrastructure upgrades with automated, integrated trending graphs and capacity planning graphs before they are caught by surprise by outdated systems. IT staff, business stakeholders and end-users receive alerts via email or text message. They provide outage details so that they can resolve issues immediately.
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    Scapy Reviews

    Scapy

    Scapy

    Free
    Scapy is an interactive packet manipulation program. It can forge and decode packets from a variety of protocols, send them over the wire, capture them and match requests and responses. It can handle most of the classic tasks such as scanning, tracerouting and probing, attacks, or network detection (it can replace Hping, 85% nmap, arpspoofsk, arping), tcpdumpshark, p0f and tshark). It can also handle a lot more specific tasks than most other tools, such as sending invalid frames, injecting 802.11 frames, combining technologynics (VLAN hopping+ARP caching poisoning, VOIP descoding on WEP encrypted channel), and so forth. Scapy works natively on Linux and Windows as well as OSX and most Unixes that have libpcap. The same code base runs natively on Python 2 and Python 3 Scapy development uses Git version control system. The GitHub repository hosts the Scapy reference repository.
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