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	Actions
Cloud	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: Change its name Change its zone type Join or detach other clouds
	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.
Generic Device	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: Change its name Upload a new interface and routing file
Monitored Device	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	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: Change its subnet type (Internal, External or DMZ) Join or detach interfaces to the subnet
Subnet and Cloud Groups	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	Connectivity between two virtual systems (such as virtual firewalls for Panorama)	None
	F5 devices
	A connection that is established over IPSEC.	None
	Policy-based routing (PBR) for Cisco IOS routers	None
	EVPN network infrastructure. Any device that has VXLAN participation will be connected to the EVPN cloud.	None
	A peering connection: Azure, AWS, GCP Two virtual networks (VNets) connected through the Azure backbone network A networking connection between two AWS VPCs that enables you to route traffic between them using private IPv4 addresses or IPv6 addresses A networking connection between two GCP VPCs through VPC Network Peering	None
	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
	MPLS network infrastructure. Any device that has MPLS participation will be connected to the MPLS cloud.	None
	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.

• 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.

  • From R23-2 PHF2.0.0, users without Administrator permissions can access the map if they have the Any device permission.

    

    Note that this feature is limited to single-domain environments.

Limitations

• From R23-2 PHF2.0.0, users without Administrator permissions, and with the Any device permission:

  • Cannot add generic interfaces, generic routes, generic VPNs, or transparent firewalls

  • Can only access the Interactive Map in single-domain environments

What can I do on this page?

• View the Interactive Map - Click to view and navigate the interactive map.

• View device details - Click to expand and to collapse device details.

  

• View cloud suggestions: Click the link in JOIN CLOUDS

• Investigate traffic paths: Click to investigate a specific traffic path or to Diagnose Broken Traffic Paths.

• Join or split subnets: Click to join or split subnets

• Join or split clouds: Click to join or split clouds

• View devices:

  • Grouped by Domain: Click Domain to group the devices in the map by domain. Relevant for users with Super Admin permissions.

  • Grouped by custom views: Click Custom View to group the devices in the map by custom views

• Create and manage custom views for grouping devices: Click and select whether to add a new custom group or manage the custom views.

  

• Refresh the map: Click to synchronize the topology for the interactive map

• 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

  

• Export interactive map: Click one of the export options: PNG, PDF, Visio

  

• 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
	Use the arrows to pan around the map, sliding the view up, down, right or left.
/	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 .