Know what’s wrong on your network — before anyone calls.
Discovery, topology, alerts, traffic and configuration backups for every site, in one console.
From a new site’s gateway to a monitored, backed-up network.
What it does
Discovery, monitoring and configuration management for switches, firewalls, servers and storage alike.
Auto discovery
The collector starts from its own network, learns subnets from the gateway and switches, and identifies every device.
Live topology
Each site drawn as a tree from LLDP, CDP and MAC tables — with a 24-hour replay of what was down, and when.
Root-cause alerts
When a switch fails, the devices behind it are suppressed — one alert instead of many, escalated until acknowledged.
Traffic analytics
Top applications, hosts and conversations from NetFlow, IPFIX and sFlow, so you see what saturates a link.
Renewals tracking
Licences, warranty, AMC and end-of-support dates, with email reminders 60, 30 and 7 days before.
Owner-ready reports
A one-page monthly summary for owners, plus availability and performance reports as PDF or CSV.
Configuration backup
Daily and change-triggered backups, compared with the last version and explained in plain words.
Approved config changes
Changes are previewed and approved by a second person before the collector applies them — off by default.
Inside the console
Where health, topology and configuration come together.
Network health
All sites · updated 0 s ago
98
Good
No active alerts
Devices
18
Up
18
Warning
0
Down
0
Discovery depth
1 device needs review
Expiring soon licences, warranty, AMC and end of support
Expired
3
Due within 60 days
4
Network health
Is anything wrong right now?
One health score across every site, with device counts, discovery depth and what is about to expire — refreshed every 15 seconds.
- Good, Degraded or Poor at a glance
- Expiring licences and AMCs in the same view
Topology
See what depends on what
Firewall or core switch at the top, end devices under the ports they use. A down device turns its links red.
- Built automatically from LLDP, CDP and MAC tables
- Replay the last 24 hours in 5-minute steps
Topology
Built from LLDP and CDP. Drag to pan, scroll to zoom.
Renewals
Licences, subscriptions, warranty, AMC and end of support
| Status | Item | Type | Device | Date |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Due in 12 days | FortiGuard IPS | Subscription | FGT-HQ 10.10.0.1 · Noida | 08 Nov 2026 |
| Due in 24 days | Smart Net Total Care | AMC | SW-CORE 10.10.0.2 · Noida | 20 Nov 2026 |
| Due in 41 days | Hardware warranty | Warranty | SRV-ERP 10.10.0.21 · Noida | 07 Dec 2026 |
| Due in 57 days | Windows Server licence | Licence | SRV-FILE 10.10.0.22 · Noida | 23 Dec 2026 |
| Expired 9 days ago | NVR support plan | AMC | NVR-Reception 10.10.0.40 · Noida | 18 Oct 2026 |
| Expired 63 days ago | Web filtering | Subscription | FGT-PUNE 10.20.0.1 · Pune | 25 Aug 2026 |
| Expired 148 days ago | End of support | End of support | SW-FLOOR2 10.10.0.12 · Noida | 01 Jun 2026 |
Renewals
Nothing expires by surprise
Licences, subscriptions, warranty, AMC and end of support for every device — read from the device or imported, and highlighted 60 days before they fall due.
- Reminders 60, 30 and 7 days before, and on the day
- Filter by site, type or device
Configurations
Know what changed, and who changed it
Every backup is compared with the previous one, with the change explained and undo commands suggested for review.
- Baselines, drift and security advisories per device
- Audit evidence for ISO 27001, PCI DSS and CERT-In
What changed
SW-CORE
+1 −1 lines · interface GigabitEthernet1/0/5: added switchport access vlan 30; removed switchport access vlan 10
Commands to undo this change
Suggested commands that return the device to the earlier version. The NMS never sends them.
interface GigabitEthernet1/0/5 no switchport access vlan 30 switchport access vlan 10 exit
Device states
Every device resolves to one of four states, the same on every screen.
Up
Answering
Warning
CPU > 90%, latency > 200 ms or no SNMP
Down
Not answering
No data
Nothing for 5 minutes
Coverage
Network, server and storage vendors, over the protocols they already speak.
Network
Servers & storage
Protocols
Security
Access, credentials and changes are controlled by the platform, not left to convention.
- Four roles, with each customer seeing only its own data
- Two-step sign-in, enforceable for administrators
- Single sign-on with LDAP / Active Directory, OpenID Connect or SAML 2.0
- Credentials stored encrypted and never shown again
- Every sign-in and change in an audit log that cannot be edited
- Configuration changes need a second person’s approval