What happens if I edit a field in Hudu that's connected to Radar data?

While you can technically edit connected fields in Hudu, the values will be overwritten by Hudu Radar on the next scan. To make persistent changes, you need to edit the values directly in the Hudu Radar app.

How do I prevent Radar from recreating a network or device I've deleted?

Instead of deleting Radar-discovered networks or devices, you should archive them. Deleting triggers automatic recreation on the next scan if the network or device is still online, creating a cycle. Archiving prevents this while maintaining the record.

Hudu Radar Network Discovery & Asset Management

Name: Hudu Radar Network Discovery & Asset Management
Uploaded: 2026-04-12T14:21:58-04:00
Duration: 3 min 25 s
Description: TL;DR Hudu Radar automatically discovers networks and devices, populating IPAM tables while preventing duplicates through CIDR range matching and creating related assets with mapped data fields. Assets created by Radar contain fields connected to exter...

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04/12/2026

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TL;DR

Hudu Radar automatically discovers networks and devices, populating IPAM tables while preventing duplicates through CIDR range matching and creating related assets with mapped data fields.
Assets created by Radar contain fields connected to external sources that sync on each scan, requiring edits to be made in the Radar app rather than Hudu to persist changes.
The platform includes automated network mapping exclusive to Radar users, providing visual infrastructure views with interactive device details and the ability to add unscanned networks to future scans.

Summary

This demonstration walks through Hudu Radar's automated network discovery and asset management capabilities within the Hudu platform. The video shows how Radar automatically populates IPAM tables with discovered networks and devices, creates related assets with mapped data fields, and generates visual network maps. Key workflows covered include connecting existing networks to Radar scans, managing Radar-created assets that sync with external data sources, and handling the lifecycle of discovered devices. The presentation emphasizes automation features like duplicate prevention through CIDR matching, automatic asset relationships, and workflow-based flagging for review. Users learn how Radar-discovered data persists through scans and how to properly archive rather than delete assets to avoid recreation cycles. The visual network mapping feature provides an interactive view of discovered infrastructure with device details accessible through hover and click interactions.

Chapters

0:00 - Introduction to Radar Networks
0:13 - IPAM Table Population
0:49 - Connecting Existing Networks
1:31 - Radar-Created Assets
2:21 - Network Map Feature

Key Quotes

0:19 "Hudu Radar matches networks on CIDR range to avoid creating duplicates."
1:48 "While you can technically edit one of these connected fields in Hudu, the value will be overwritten by Hudu Radar upon the next scan."
2:27 "This feature is exclusive to companies using Radar as the map is automatically generated and maintained by Hudu Radar."

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» Cybersecurity » Network Security
» Data Protection

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