Supported Devices
Work with the devices you already have.
eyeOT works with hardware from 100+ manufacturers across cameras, network, wireless, servers, power, access control and IoT, and we add support for new devices all the time.

Ubiquiti
Cisco
Siklu
Dell
Hewlett Packard
Hanwha Vision
MikroTik
Linux
Windows
Avigilon
BCD
LifeSafety Power
Cambium Networks
Fortinet
Aruba
Sony
Juniper Networks
NETGEAR
Fluidmesh Networks
Palo Alto Networks
Arista Networks
Avaya
Cradlepoint
Extreme Networks
Hikvision
Calix
Huawei
Netonix
Peplink
Tripp Lite
Adtran
Bosch
Canon
Eaton
Mimosa
Pelco
TP-Link
Transition Networks
Zenitel
ACTi
Alcatel-Lucent Enterprise
Alpha
APC
Apple
Arecont Vision
Barracuda Networks
BSTsecurity
D-Link
Dahua
Datto
Exalt
F5
FLIR
i-PRO
Lantronix
Moxa
Samsung
TRENDnet
ABB
Advantech
Allen-Bradley
AVIAT NETWORKS
BeagleBoard
BridgeWave Communications
Brother
Check Point
DFRobot
Digi International
Emerson
Epson
Forcepoint
Hitachi
Honeywell
Intel
Konica Minolta
LenelS2
MoFi
NEC
NetScaler
Nginx
Omron
Poly
QNAP
Raspberry PI
Ruckus Networks
Schneider Electric
Semtech
Siemens
SonicWall
Sophos
Suprema
Synology
Toshiba
Traka
Unitronics
Xerox
Yealink
Zscaler
Zultys
This isn’t everything. The list keeps growing.
eyeOT discovers devices across your network and works over standard protocols like SNMP and ONVIF, so hardware that isn’t shown here often works already.
Keep exploring
Devices are just the start. See what else eyeOT connects.
Works with the software you already use.
VMS platforms, virtualization, service management, identity and open protocols.
Explore integrations Security & architectureOne small agent. Nothing opens inbound.
How eyeOT is built, hosted and secured, and how the agent connects out over HTTPS.
Review the architectureFor device manufacturers
Make hardware? Let's work together.
If you build cameras, network gear, servers, power systems or other connected devices, we'd like to talk about bringing deeper support for your products into eyeOT.
Become a partnerCommon questions
About supported devices.
eyeOT works with hardware from 100+ manufacturers, including cameras, switches, routers, firewalls, wireless radios, servers, storage, UPS and power systems, access control panels and other IP devices. Support for new devices is added on an ongoing basis.
Often, yes. This directory isn't a complete list. eyeOT discovers devices across your network and monitors them over standard protocols such as SNMP and ONVIF, so many devices work without a dedicated integration. If you're not sure, ask us about your specific make and model.
No. eyeOT is built for mixed-vendor environments and works with the devices already deployed at your sites.
No. A small eyeOT agent runs on a machine at the site, such as a Windows or Linux server, and connects out to eyeOT over HTTPS. Nothing is installed on your cameras or switches, and nothing opens inbound. See Security & Architecture for details.
Supported Devices covers hardware, such as cameras, switches, radios, servers and power supplies. Integrations covers the software eyeOT connects with, such as VMS platforms, virtualization, service management, alerting, identity and open protocols. Some brands appear on both: eyeOT monitors Hanwha Vision cameras as devices and connects to Wisenet VMS as an integration.
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