Network operations for campus networks
Be still: see the network.Be clear: see every detail.
Inspections run themselves. Faults get traced on their own.
When something breaks, Topolux plans the checks and gathers the evidence. You just approve.
Why Topolux
Findings with evidence
Every finding from an inspection or a check carries the command output and the time it was collected. You can open the original at any time.
Read-only and controlled
Topolux runs only read-only commands and limited connectivity probes (ping and tracert), and currently never changes device configuration. The platform verifies which devices each task may reach and which commands it may run before handing it to an executor. Executors never act on their own.
Models only make suggestions
Analysis that uses a large language model produces proposals only. The model never connects to devices and never approves anything on your behalf. Raw configurations and logs are never sent to it, and whatever does reach it is redacted first.
How a task runs
Inspections and checks are all tasks. They follow the same flow, and every step and every piece of evidence stays on the task page.
Start
On a schedule, or when you start it yourself.
Collect
An authorized executor connects to the devices, runs read-only commands or limited connectivity probes, and sends the raw output back.
Analyze
Each item is checked against thresholds and rules. Anomalies and gaps in evidence are flagged.
Report
An inspection report is generated and can be downloaded as a PDF. Findings go into the issue list.
Follow up
Decisions that need you arrive as cards in your to-do list. Issues can be tracked and reopened.
What you can do today
Devices and projects
Manage devices by project. Add many at once from a spreadsheet or a pasted list, and test the connection to each one.
Inspections and reports
Inspect every device on a schedule or on demand, using templates. Results are compiled into a report you can download as a PDF.
Connectivity checks
Ping chosen targets. If packet loss exceeds the threshold, the check runs again automatically after about a minute.
Topology
Once every device in a project has been inspected, the topology is generated automatically. No business baseline needed.
Business baseline
A record of what your network looks like when it is healthy, in four layers (structure, state, configuration and metrics). It is used to judge anomalies only after you confirm it.
Rolling out during the trialNetwork overview and triage
A summary of risks and suggested checks across the network. When something breaks, Topolux plans the checks and runs them once you confirm.
Rolling out during the trialThree parts that work together
Web console
Runs in your browser, with a wide multi-column layout. Good for monitoring from the office, managing many devices and reading reports.
Mobile app
Does everything the web console does, and has a built-in phone executor. Connect to the management network on site and collect right away.
Learn more →Executors
The only part that connects to devices. The standalone executor runs tasks unattended on a Windows PC inside your network.
Learn more →Secure by default
- Device credentials kept in the phone's vault are encrypted on the phone. The platform cannot decrypt them.
- Credentials entered on the web and credentials for standalone executors are stored encrypted by the platform, and released to the standalone executor only to run an authorized task.
- Executors connect out to the platform to pick up tasks, so you never open inbound access for it.
- Raw configurations and logs are never sent to the model, and whatever does reach it is redacted first.
- The model only makes proposals. It never connects to devices and cannot approve anything for you.
- If a device's host key changes, the task stops and asks you to confirm.
Supported devices
Huawei (VRP 5) and H3C (Comware 7) network devices, collected with read-only commands over SSH or Telnet. SNMP collection requires a standalone executor.
Want to try it on your own network?
Topolux is currently available by invitation. You are welcome to request a trial.
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