Here's a simple break down:
- From NTA you can drill in to get UDT information.
- From NPM you can drill in to get NTA and UDT information.
- From UDT you can get some NPM interface information but no NTA information.
Solution:
Supply pertinent NTA data along with NPM interface data when viewing Device Tracker Endpoint Details and/or Device Tracker user Details. All the information is already in the database, this is just another way to view the information. Plus UDT is simpler and cleaner for none-technical people. None-technical people stay away from NTA because it's too much information for them, and NPM is better but there's a lot of clicking around to get the information. In UDT, the search is quicker, cleaner and simpler but doesn't supply that much info.
To add more bang for the buck:
Add UDT and NTA to PerfStack to show who was logged in on a certain PC at a given time, what type of traffic was traversing the network from the node and what, if any, affect did it have on network bandwidth and/or server applications.
