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PureView by Zenaclove

Know what is on your network.
And where it sits.

PureView finds the devices on your network, places each one in the rack it occupies, and shows the servers behind them. It runs on a server inside your own network.

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When something breaks

Start from the cause, not forty alerts.

When a core switch fails, everything behind it goes quiet at once. PureView marks those alerts as consequences and points at the switch. From there you can go to its rack, its neighbours and whatever else shares its power feed.

01An engineer at a monitoring desk beside a glass wall onto the server room

Find what is on the network.

Give it a subnet. It finds what answers, identifies the vendor and model where it can, and reads each switch's own neighbour table to work out what connects to what.

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02An engineer connecting a cable to a switch in a rack

Keep network data on your server.

PureView runs inside your network. Device credentials, logs and configuration history stay on your installation, and the credentials are encrypted with a key that belongs to it.

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03Diagram of an organisation network: two internet links, redundant firewalls and core switches, branch offices, servers and storage

Check the fit before you commit.

Send us the makes and models you run. We will tell you plainly which of them PureView supports today, and show it on a working installation.

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For clients

Client workspace.

Subscriptions, deployments, updates and support, in one account. Ask us about access for your organisation.

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Tell us what you run and what you need to understand. We will shape the demonstration around it.

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