Domotz - Products & Features

Does Domotz PRO Work With Home Automation Systems?

Domotz PRO enhances the features of existing home automation systems because in addition to controlling it also provides monitoring functionalities.

Domotz has also established key partnerships with leading Home Automation System manufacturers including Luxul, Crestron, Nuvo and many more will be announced in the coming months.

Visit the Domotz forum page on Automation System Support for an up-to-date list of supported controllers.
Does Domotz Pro Support Multi-VLANs?

Domotz does support multi-VLAN configurations which enable you to monitor devices on different VLANs. We recommend using Domotz Hardware for multi-VLAN monitoring because we can ensure performance. You can get more information from this post on our forum at https://community.domotz.com/index.php?/topic/164-how-to-configure-support-for-multiple-vlans/#comment-597
What IP Controllable Plugs and PDUs Are Supported?
Domotz Pro currently supports a wide range of IP controllable plugs and PDUs including:
- APC
- Amcrest
- Aten
- Baytech
- Belkin WeMo
- Bryant Unlimited
- Crestron
- CyberPower
- Digital-Loggers
- Edimax
- Gude
- JJPlus
- Keene Electronics
- Kankun
- Liberty AV
- Lindy
- Luxul
- Middle Atlantic
- Millson
- Orvibo/Wiwo
- Pakedge
- Panamax/Bluebolt
- Raritan
- SnapAV
- SurgeX
- Synaccess
- Time2
- Tripp-Lite
- Ubiquiti/Unifi
- WISPP
For more information and the latest up to date list please visit our page on Supported PDUs and Smart Plugs
What Managed Network Switches Are Supported?
Domotz Pro currently supports Automated Switch Port Mapping Features & Power over Ethernet (PoE) for the following Managed Network Switches:

Luxul
- AMS-2616P
- AMS-4424P
- AMS-1208P
Cisco
- Cisco SG-xxx
- Catalyst 2960
- Catalyst 3560
- Catalyst 3650
- Catalyst 3750
Netgear
- GS728TP
Planet
- SGSW-24040P4
Araknis
- AN-300-SW-8-POE
Ubiquiti
- EdgeSwitch models (needs SNMP read to be set to public)
- Unifi models (needs SNMP read to be set to public)
Pakedge
- SX-24P16
For more information and the latest up to date list please visit our page on Supported Managed Network Switches
What Software Re-Bootable Devices Are Supported?
Domotz Pro presently supports the following software re-bootable devices:

Araknis
- PoE Switches
Chromecast
- Chromecast1
- Chromecast2
Control4
- Main Controllers
- Secondary controllers with a prefix (HC[*] and EA[*])
- Touch Panels
Crestron
- DM
- MC
- PR
- TSW
- PAC2M
- PYNG-HUB
- CP3
- CP3N
- DIN-AP3
- SWAMP
- TPMC-9L
Draytek
- P1100
NuVo
- P100
- P3100
Pakedge
- PoE Switches
Planet
- PoE Switches
Sonos
- All Models
Ubiquiti
- PoE Switches
Yamaha
- WXC-50
- RX-V479
- RX-V579
- RX-A550
- HTR-4068
- TSR-5790
- RX-S601
- RX-V679
- RX-A750
- RX-V779
- RX-A850
- RX-A1050
- RX-V1079
- RX-A2050
- RX-V2079
- RX-A3050
- RX-V3079
- HTR-6068
- TSR-7790
- RX-AS710
- CX-A5100
- R-N602
- NX-N500
- CD-NT670
- ISX-80
- WX-030
- SRT-1500
- YSP-1600
- YSP-5600
- RX-V481
- RX-V581
- RX-A660
- HTR-4069
- HTR-5069
- TSR-5810
- RX-V681
- RX-A760
- RX-V781
- RX-A860
- RX-A1060
- RX-V1081
- RX-A2060
- RX-V2081
- RX-A3060
- RX-V3081
- TSR-7810
- WXA-50/WXC-50
- R-N402
- CRX-N470
- ISX-18
- WX-010
- YAS-306
- YAS-706
- YSP-2700
For more information and the latest up to date list please visit our page on Supported Soft Re-bootable Devices.
What Kind of Remote Connections Does Domotz Support?

The currently supported options include Web Services (HTTP, HTTPS), Remote Desktop (RDP), and Telnet connections.
What SNMP Data Can I See in Domotz Network Monitoring Software?
For standard devices and network switches, the data we show will depend on the weather we explicitly support the device or not and is broken down into information we can display, and device capabilities we can manipulate. Default SNMP data is broken down into two types on Domotz:
- Automatically gathered SNMP data
- Custom SNMP data retrieved based on OIDs
Automatically gathered SNMP data.

For all standard SNMP devices we display:
- info: inbound/outbound traffic
- info: admin and operation status
- info: incoming/outgoing errors and packed discards
- info: name and description of the port
- info: device name, system description, and system model
- capability: Ability to customize/edit the SNMP community strings (read/write).
For fully supported network switches, in addition to the data listed above, the following are available if supported by the device:
- Info: Automatic port mapping
- Info: PoE Status (where applicable)
- capability: PoE commands (on/off and reboot where supported)
Custom SNMP data retrieved via OIDs

For all devices that publish SNMP data, we have introduced Domotz Eyes which can be configured as SNMP Sensors to monitor SNMP data available via custom OIDs. You can then create Alerts based on these SNMP Sensor values.