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Hours of network documentation, in minutes

Radar scans your network and turns what it finds into structured documentation inside Hudu.

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From scan to documentation — without the manual work

Auto-built networks & IPAM

Radar discovers devices and automatically updates your records

Turn devices into structured assets

Radar lets you choose which discovered devices get automatically added as an asset

Live topology maps

Radar automatically builds a map of your clients' network

Editable before sync

Easily make changes to any device fields

Fast filtering

Filter by status or device type to quickly find what you're looking for

Full activity logs

Every action is tracked for visibility

Device inventory under control

Every discovered device becomes a structured asset with real context

  • OS, hardware, interfaces captured
  • Status and sync visibility
  • Filterable device lists

Warranty awareness built in

Radar captures vendor and serial details and creates warranty expirations automatically

  • Vendor and serial captured during scans
  • Warranty expirations auto-created
  • Gaps visible before failures happen

Coverage beyond the network

Optional agents extend discovery where network scans can’t reach

  • Local detail from hard-to-reach devices
  • Secure, centralized communication
  • No direct device access required

Helping customers around the globe

FAQs

All your questions, answered

Radar works as an optional add-on for Hudu users running version 2.39.4 or later.

Radar runs on a collector device inside client networks and can also rely on Hudu Radar Service for silent background scanning.

No. Many environments work fine with network-based scans only. Hudu Radar Agent remains available for devices that require deeper local discovery.

Agents send device data back into Radar which then forwards data into Hudu. This routing keeps communication centralized.

Network maps attached that company will disappear automatically from IPAM when Radar use stops. Information that was discovered will remain, but will no longer continue syncing.

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