See what is on the network
Find nearby devices through a machine you already manage, without installing an agent on every switch or printer.
RemoteGympNetwork discovery
Network discovery
Discover devices, monitor network health and ports, and check broadband speeds. One dashboard for the network behind the support call.
Find the devices on a client’s network, check connectivity and see how the network is performing. Switches, access points, printers and compatible NAS devices belong in the picture too.
Discovery shows you what is there. Remote control needs a managed device; SNMP monitoring history is optional.
Fill in the gaps
Turn on an optional low-impact scan to find neighbours that haven't shown up yet. It spaces out local ARP checks to limit traffic; sensitive network monitoring may still detect it.
Keep an eye on its health
Use SNMP health packs and port monitoring to investigate network equipment. Check traffic history, device health and connectivity from the same dashboard.
Finding it is step one. Knowing it is healthy is step two.
From “what is that box?” to “why is that port busy?” — keep discovery, health and traffic in one dashboard.
Find the devices
See nearby switches, printers, access points and other equipment through a managed device. Add the optional low-impact scan to fill gaps.
Check connectivity
Test TCP reachability from the client’s network and investigate services that cannot be reached. Handy for the next “well, it works from here”.
Monitor ports and traffic
See supported interface status and traffic history. Track busy or inactive ports with the optional SNMP history service, US$5 per company per month.
SNMP health packs
Use packs for compatible Synology NAS, UniFi access points, UPS units, WatchGuard Firebox, HPE switches, printers and network or host devices. The available readings depend on the equipment.
Catch NAS disk trouble
Read compatible Synology disk and volume health, including reported warnings and failures. Investigate the storage problem before it becomes the whole support day.
Measure broadband speeds
Review upload and download results with the source device and observation time. Follow measurement history to investigate a slow connection.
See the connections
Use reported neighbour and forwarding information to explore network topology. Spot how compatible equipment connects instead of starting with a blank diagram.
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