Share IP Fabric’s trusted digital twin with anyone who needs it—no extra seats or licenses required.
Share IP Fabric’s trusted digital twin with anyone who needs it—no extra seats or licenses required.
IP Fabric covers on-prem devices like switches, routers, and load balancers, as well as cloud objects like VPCs / VNets, peering connections, subnets, and more—all regardless of vendor. Visit our support matrix for more information.
Don’t worry! We will work with you to determine how many on-prem devices and cloud objects you have. Contact our team to learn more.
IP Fabric’s network discovery uses read-only CLI and API access to find every device in your environment from core to cloud to edge. After discovering an on-prem device, IP Fabric automatically looks for LLDP / CDP neighbors until 100% of them are found. It also calls vendor APIs to discover public clouds, SD-WAN, and controllers. The result is a complete and accurate digital twin of your actual network and cloud behavior at that point in time.
Most organizations are wrong about what’s happening in 20-40% of their networks. That visibility gap often contains phantom devices, which can inflate maintenance and renewal fees. It can also contain incorrect hostnames, serial numbers, model names, and more—all of which can lead to issues with support eligibility, lifecycle management, CVE workflows, compliance policy adherence, and more.
IP Fabric eliminates that visibility gap, giving you a way to measurably reduce spend by eliminating unnecessary maintenance and renewal fees, removing redundant hardware, rightsizing capacity, and more.
IP Fabric reduces capital expenditures by giving you the visibility to rightsize large-scale projects like network refreshes, migrations, and rollouts. IP Fabric’s network digital twin maintains a complete and accurate inventory of every device in your network, along with each device’s lifecycle status and utilization. With this level of detail, you can spot redundant or underutilized hardware before your next refresh. This way, you only replace what your network actually needs.