Software · Coming soon
Local network monitor.
A family of small PoE-powered devices that end users place around their own network. Each one watches its corner of your site and reports back, so when something breaks you know which room, cabinet or VLAN to look in.
Built for retrofitting older networks
Most sites weren't built with monitoring in mind. Older switches and simpler kit can't tell you what's going on, and replacing it all just for visibility is expensive. Our devices plug into the network you already have, no rip-and-replace, and bring modern monitoring to hardware that was never designed for it.
How it works.
No agents to install, no switch upgrades, no config marathon.
Plug it in
Powered by PoE from any spare port. Place one wherever you want eyes: a floor, a comms cabinet, a far corner of the site.
It watches
Each device monitors its local area and can watch multiple VLANs, so segmented networks are covered from a single point.
You know
Devices report back to our network monitoring platform. Alerts tell you what's down and where, not just that something is.
The planned line-up.
Multiple devices are in development to suit different corners of a network. Names and details may change before launch.
Monitor One
A pocket-sized node for a single room or area. One port, one job: tell you that corner of the network is healthy.
Monitor Flex
A multi-VLAN node for busier spots. Sits on a trunk and watches several segments from one device.
Monitor Rack
For comms cabinets and racks. Keeps an eye on your core kit and the uplinks everything else depends on.
Part of a bigger picture.
Local monitors pair with our network monitoring platform for external checks and alerts, giving you the view from inside and outside at once.