Agentless Device Monitoring
Monitor switches, DRAC/iLO, UPS units, and PDUs via SNMP and IPMI — no agent installation required.
How Agentless Polling Works
A designated Scout agent on your network acts as a poller. It queries your devices via SNMP or IPMI on a schedule and reports the results back to the dashboard. No software needs to be installed on the device itself.
- No software installed on monitored devices
- Any Scout agent can act as a poller
- Devices configured entirely from the dashboard
- Automatic metric collection on schedule
SNMP for Network Switches
Monitor your switches with SNMP v2c or v3. See port status (up, down, admin-down), throughput per port, and interface descriptions — all collected automatically by the polling agent.
- SNMP v2c community strings and v3 auth
- Port status: up, down, admin-down
- Per-port throughput counters
- Interface description mapping
IPMI for DRAC/iLO BMCs
Query Dell DRAC, HP iLO, and other BMC interfaces for hardware-level telemetry. Get temperatures, fan speeds, power status, and chassis intrusion alerts — data you can't get from the operating system.
- Hardware temperatures (CPU, inlet, exhaust)
- Fan speeds and power supply status
- Chassis intrusion detection
- Health event log monitoring
UPS and PDU Monitoring
Keep tabs on your power infrastructure. Monitor UPS battery levels, load percentage, input/output voltage, and estimated runtime. Track PDU outlet status and power draw per circuit.
- Battery percentage and health status
- Load percentage and power draw
- Input/output voltage monitoring
- Runtime remaining estimates
Adding Devices from the Dashboard
Configure monitored devices entirely from the web UI. Select a device type, assign a poller agent, enter connection credentials, and start collecting metrics — no config files, no CLI work.
- Device type selection (switch, DRAC, UPS, PDU)
- Assign any Scout agent as the poller
- Credential management in the dashboard
- Instant metric collection after setup