Infrastructure Data
ConnectMyAssets collects deep, structured data from every device, not just ping. Identity, interfaces, routing, security config, wireless, compliance findings, and more.
- ✓9 data categories per device
- ✓50+ individual data points
- ✓No agents required
- ✓Automatic re-collection on schedule
- ✓All data searchable and exportable
- ✓Historical data preserved
9 categories · 50+ data points · No agents
What ConnectMyAssets Collects
Every category below is collected automatically, structured, and made queryable from day one, no configuration required beyond initial discovery.
Identity
Interfaces
VLANs & Switching
Routing
Services
Topology
Security
Wireless
Compliance
How It Works
From device to structured, searchable data in three automated steps.
Connect
SSH, SNMP, NETCONF, or vendor REST APIs. ConnectMyAssets adapts to your device.
Collect
Structured data is extracted and normalized across all vendor syntaxes.
Use
Search, filter, export, or feed into compliance rules and CVE matching.
Frequently Asked Questions
Common questions about network data collection and infrastructure visibility
What data does ConnectMyAssets collect from network devices?
ConnectMyAssets collects over 50 structured data points per device organized across 9 categories: identity, interfaces, VLANs and switching, routing, services, topology, security configuration, wireless, and compliance. This includes everything from hostname and OS version to BGP peers, NTP sync state, configured accounts, and active CVEs. All data is normalized across vendor syntaxes.
Does ConnectMyAssets require agents on devices to collect data?
No agents are required. ConnectMyAssets collects data agentlessly via SSH, SNMP, NETCONF, and vendor REST APIs depending on what each device supports. This means zero software to install on your network equipment, no impact on device performance, and no additional maintenance burden for your operations team.
How often is device data refreshed?
Data collection runs on a configurable schedule, typically daily or on-demand. You can trigger a manual re-collection at any time from the device record. Historical data is preserved, so you can compare the current state of a device against any previous collection. This is particularly useful for tracking configuration drift and firmware version changes over time.
Can I search across all collected device data?
Yes. All collected data is indexed and searchable across your entire fleet. You can search by hostname, IP address, OS version, interface name, VLAN ID, serial number, BGP peer, or any custom field. Results are returned in seconds even across thousands of devices. You can also export filtered results to CSV or NDJSON for external reporting.
Does ConnectMyAssets collect wireless client data?
Yes. For wireless access points and controllers, ConnectMyAssets collects broadcast SSIDs, connected Wi-Fi client details including MAC address, IP address, signal strength, client VLAN, and PoE state per port. This makes it easy to trace a wireless client back to a specific AP, switch port, and VLAN without manually running show commands.
How is routing data used within the platform?
Routing data collected by ConnectMyAssets includes static routes, OSPF neighbors and areas, BGP peers, and full routing tables. This data feeds into the CMDB inventory, the topology map, and compliance rules. For example, a compliance policy can check that BGP peers are only configured on authorized devices, or that OSPF is not inadvertently enabled on access layer switches.
Your Network Data, Structured and Searchable
Not raw CLI output. Structured, normalized, and always fresh.