Networks and DNS
Internet network management
Managing an ISP’s internet network: connecting access devices to the subscriber system, following devices and sessions, and controlling packages and access policies from one place.
The problem it solves
Small and medium networks often run on scattered tools and manual work on every device, so actions are slow and visibility is low.
Benefits
- One view of connected users and devices
- Act from one point instead of logging in to every router
- Spot a device outage early
Features
- Connecting access devices (NAS) to RADIUS for authentication and accounting
- Following device status and connected users, with an alert on outage and recovery
- Live session management: disconnect a specific session and measure response time
- Packages and access policies (PPPoE, Hotspot, WPA-Enterprise) and moving an expired subscription to a restricted group
Who benefits
- ISPs and small and medium networks
- Network operators
How to request it
Request a consultation through the contact form and mention your network size and device types.
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Request this service
Request a consultation through the contact form and mention your network size and device types.