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Network Configuration Drift
Network teams struggle to manage, audit, and safely change configurations across fragmented multi-vendor devices, leading to drift, outages, and manual toil.
In their words
What else is out there? Important features are config backups, remote management, historical graphs, port mapping, multi-tenant, alerting, and PSA integration.
we obviously like the bill consolidation and one pane of glass for contracts. We also have the "NOC" piece where they open tickets for us when circuits fail.
I would love for a good network engineer to join my team.
Ideally the solution should be something an 'experienced helpdesk' level tech can click-ops through for Day 2 tasks.
que tan difícil es la parte del sistema y planificación? Puedo pagarle a algun tecnico/ingeniero que me haga el sistema y confiar al 100%?
Good web/content filtering for a K-12 environment, Remote cloud management (similar to NSM, no VPN required)
Why in the hell is a smart tv on the same vlan as a credit card machine and server?
Stop having a flat network that can access everything and anything.
What I want is a way to bring their sites and users onto one platform quickly, apply one set of policies and not inherit more boxes I have to babysit.
Routing process logs, timer visibility, neighbor state transitions, we just don’t have access to any of it.
Diese werden aber schlicht oft nicht ausgefüllt oder es werden Freigaben wie ANY angefragt.
IT gets an email saying they need "access to the router" so they can put the system online.
Wanted to just turn them on with a firmware/boot agent that would connect to a provisioning server and download their OS and bios settings.
is there any decent management software for a whole network of these yet?
Network engineers and sysadmins
Where they talk
- r/networking
- r/sysadmin
- r/Cisco
- r/meraki
- r/fortinet
- r/ipv6
- r/ArubaNetworks
- r/PLC
Tools they use today
- FortiGate
- Meraki
- UniFi
- Ansible
- FortiManager
- Fortinet
- NetBox
- SD-WAN
Why those fall short
- no VLANs or network isolation; unknown device inventory
- templates often left unfilled or filled with ANY
- standalone ansible scripts cause pain; built-in modules slow; vendor-proprietary configs
- random disconnects, cloud portal connection loss
- Meraki licensing costs exceed full refresh; no MSP portal
Map of ideas
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