Network Topology Mapper
Network mapping software built to automatically plot your network.
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Keeping Your Network Maps and Topology Up to Date Shouldn’t Be Hard.
Do you find yourself asking…
How can I easily map my entire network?
Automatically discover network topology with SolarWinds® Network Topology Mapper (NTM) using ICMP, SNMP, WMI, CDP, VMware, Microsoft Hyper-V, and more.
Automated network mapping software allows you to discover your entire network and create comprehensive, detailed network topology maps. You can also edit node details of map objects and connect network devices manually.
How can I maintain up-to-date information about my network?
Network Topology Mapper automatically scans for new devices, changes, and unknown systems to ensure an accurate, up-to-date record of your network.
Keep your network up to date by automatically detecting new devices and changes to network topology with scheduled network scanning in the network topology tool.
How can I create more diagrams without having to re-scan my network beforehand?
Network Topology Mapper can build many useful network maps and segmentation diagrams without repeating the network mapping software scanning process. Save valuable resources, bandwidth, and time.
Can I export my maps and diagrams from NTM?
Yes, you can export your network maps to Microsoft Office Visio, PDF, and PNG formats. With NTM, you also have the ability to schedule updated map exports to Orion® Network Atlas.
Exporting maps into Visio format automatically populates Visio SmartShapes with network discovery data and saves you time on documentation.
Can NTM perform multi-level network mapping?
Yes, Network Topology Mapper leverages multiple network discovery methods, including ICMP, SNMP, WMI, CDP, VMware, Microsoft Hyper-V, and more to perform multi-level network discovery to produce an integrated OSI Layer 2 and Layer 3 network map with detailed device information.
How can I easily address compliance requirements of up-to-date network diagrams such as PCI?
Use network maps to help meet compliance requirements for PCI, SOX, HIPAA, and FIPS 140-2. With NTM, you can directly address PCI compliance and other regulations that require maintenance of an up-to-date network diagram. SolarWinds network topology software is also FIPS 140-2 compliant.
Will NTM help me with network inventory management?
You can easily perform network inventory management of hardware assets and automate report creation with Network Topology Mapper. Save time, increase productivity, and obtain reliable device data by performing inventory management of hardware assets and automating report creation.
- How can I easily map my entire network?
- How can I maintain up-to-date information about my network?
- How can I create more diagrams without having to re-scan my network beforehand?
- Can I export my maps and diagrams from NTM?
- Can NTM perform multi-level network mapping?
- How can I easily address compliance requirements of up-to-date network diagrams such as PCI?
- Will NTM help me with network inventory management?
How can I easily map my entire network?
Automatically discover network topology with SolarWinds® Network Topology Mapper (NTM) using ICMP, SNMP, WMI, CDP, VMware, Microsoft Hyper-V, and more.
Automated network mapping software allows you to discover your entire network and create comprehensive, detailed network topology maps. You can also edit node details of map objects and connect network devices manually.
Network Topology Mapper is an industry favorite. Hands down.
“Best Network Management and Monitoring Tool. SolarWinds Network Topology Mapper helps to create a new network diagram and the exist network and get the network with any extra effort. At the exist network jut connecting the network, scanning the network can easily get network map.”
Lola H.
“Great View of Network. The SolarWinds Network Topology Mapper allows users to quickly create a view of their network with minimal effort. It also allows for live updates and provides a view where issues are occurring and what is affected.”
“The best thing I like in Network Topology Mapper that it gives a great view of the network devices and location map. Easy for me to see which device or which location is down and easy to troubleshoot the right things.”