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Does UDT only show the router associated with a mac?

I was hoping to see switch & switchport as well, but so far the only thing I see in my new UDT setup is what router has that mac in the arp table.

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nathan.hejnicki

Have you added the switch itself (and its ports- not interfaces, but UDT ports) to UDT? It will only scan devices and ports that you specify, so if you only have interfaces enabled it will not show you port data on them. The switches need to be added as layer 2 devices to UDT as well. The router needs to be a layer 3 device in there, but judging by you getting data about what router has the MAC in ARP, I'm guessing that part was already done.

If you follow the Getting Started type resource in UDT, it should walk you through this.

Let me know if this helps.

~Nathan Hejnicki

Loop1 Systems

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