NetBox for Branch Networks
Centralized control for distributed branch networks
Manage hundreds of sites as easily as one, ensuring connectivity, security, and performance.
For growing organizations with dispersed branch offices and buildings, NetBox brings order and automation, driving down operational costs and downtime across your organization’s footprint.
Centralized source of truth
Replace scattered site spreadsheets with one authoritative database, improving efficiency and reducing errors.
Consistent configurations and policies
Ensure every branch adheres to corporate network standards by define your ideal state and automating new branch deployments. NetBox Assurance features help detect any drift.
Faster deployments and troubleshooting
Open a new store or office in days, not weeks with zero-touch provisioning for branch equipment. Diagnose -and even remotely remediate - issues.
Use Cases
Document and oversee all your branches from HQ from a single pane of glass.
Multi-site inventory and visibility
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Catalog each office or store with its address, contact info, and equipment. At a glance, teams can see the number and inventory of sites.
Standardization and zero-touch provisioning
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Define a “gold standard” network design for branches and re-use it to ensure consistency.
Remote troubleshooting and support
Easily get to the root of issues with crucial, detailed context from your network source of truth.
Scaling network operations
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Easily execute bulk changes and answer global audits by querying the centralized data in NetBox.
Even the support team uses it to quickly troubleshoot connection issues. They can see what is connected where in which location, especially because we made detailed maps of each of our 50+ stores to show where the access points, servers, switches, and ports are. It is saving a lot of costs and having a major impact on time spent troubleshooting.
Sander Hilven
Cloud Architect, Cebeo
Make sense of your network
