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Interactive Map
The interactive map, also known as the topology map or the network map, is a dynamic map of your monitored devices and the subnets to which they are connected.
The map is created using Topology Intelligence.
You can enter the details of a network traffic flow to see the path of the traffic on the map.
The interactive map includes:
Object |
Description |
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Cloud
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A group of subnets for which a device routes traffic through an interface to an unknown gateway. The default name of the cloud includes the gateway listed for the routes. |
Right click a cloud to see the known subnets that are in the cloud. For a cloud, you can:
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Public cloud: Azure Vnet, AWS VPC, or NSX-T. |
Right-click a public cloud to display its associated routes and subnets. Click to see the subnets. |
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A network device that is not monitored by SecureTrack but is included in topology calculations. |
Click on a generic device to see its interfaces, IP addresses and routing table. For a generic device you can:
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Monitored Device
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A network device that is monitored by SecureTrack. The names of the interfaces are shown on the connections from the device. |
Click on a device to see its interfaces, IP addresses and routing table. |
Subnet
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A network subnet that is connected to at least one device interface. |
Click on a subnet to see the device interfaces that are connected to it and the IP addresses of the interfaces. For a subnet, you can:
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Subnet and Cloud Groups
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A group of subnets or clouds that are all only connected to one monitored device. |
Click on to open the group and see the subnets and clouds in the group. |
Connectivity between virtual systems
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Connectivity between two virtual systems (such as virtual firewalls for Panorama) |
None |
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F5 devices |
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A connection that is established over IPSEC. |
None |
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Policy-based routing (PBR) for Cisco IOS routers |
None |
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A peering connection: Azure, AWS, GCP
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None |
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Transit Gateway: a service that enables you to connect thousands of Amazon Virtual Private Clouds (Amazon VPCs) and their on-premises networks using a single gateway |
None |
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MPLS network infrastructure. Any device that has MPLS participation will be connected to the MPLS cloud. |
None |
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Cisco ACI |
Right-click a Cisco ACI device to display its associated routes and subnets. Click to see the subnets. |
Prerequisites
- Make sure that all of the devices that impact your topology are monitored by SecureTrack.
For devices that are not monitored, you can add a generic device to represent the device with its interfaces and routes.
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Permissions
Access to the map is given only to users with sufficient permissions. The menu option Map will appear only for these users:
- Administrators
- Super Administrators
- Multi-domain administrators, when a domain context is selected and not when All Domains is selected.
What can I do on this page?
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View the Interactive Map - Click to view and navigate the interactive map.
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View device details - Click to expand and to collapse device details.
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View cloud suggestions: Click the link in JOIN CLOUDS
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Investigate traffic paths: Click to investigate a specific traffic path or to Diagnose Broken Traffic Paths.
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Join or split subnets: Click to join or split subnets
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Join or split clouds: Click to join or split clouds
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Grouped by Domain: Click Domain to group the devices in the map by domain. Relevant for users with Super Admin permissions.
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Grouped by custom views: Click Custom View to group the devices in the map by custom views
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Create and manage custom views for grouping devices: Click and select whether to add a new custom group or manage the custom views.
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Refresh the map: Click to synchronize the topology for the interactive map
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Add generic device: Click Add generic device to enter the details for a generic device
- Add Transparent Devices: Click Add transparent firewall to enter details for transparent devices
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Export interactive map: Click one of the export options: PNG, PDF, Visio
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Multi-domain only - Click to switch domain contexts and view the devices for a specific domain. Users with "Super admin" permission can also view the Global domain context (see Multi-Domain Management).
Page Controls
Use these controls to navigate in the map page.
Control |
Description |
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Use the arrows to pan around the map, sliding the view up, down, right or left. | |
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Use the hand to slide the map. Click the hand to toggle to the arrow, which you use to highlight a group of objects in the map. |
Use the slider or +/- buttons to control the zoom level of the map. |
How Do I Get Here?
In SecureTrack, click Map .