Unified Network Management

Jupiter

Configuration backup, change tracking and controlled software updates for your routers, switches and firewalls — with zero-touch setup for new devices.

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Jupiter dashboard: devices, reachability, devices that need attention, configuration changes in the last 24 hours, device health and families, software versions, platforms and the recent configuration changes with who made them
The Jupiter dashboard — every device, its health and the latest configuration changes at a glance.
Every change
versioned, with who made it
SSH · NETCONF · RESTCONF
how configurations are collected
Zero-touch
new Cisco devices set up on first boot
On-premises
your configurations never leave your network
Why it stands out

Your whole network's configuration. Under control.

Inventory, backups, changes, software and new devices in one place — organised the way your network is.

Site hierarchy

Areas, countries, buildings and floors. Credentials, backup schedules and collectors are set once and inherited down the tree.

Discovery and inventory

Find devices by IP range or by following CDP and LLDP neighbours. Model, serial number, software and uptime are read automatically.

Configuration backup

Configurations collected over SSH, NETCONF or RESTCONF on a schedule per site or device — a new version only when something really changed.

Who changed what

Each version shows who made the change on the device. Compare any two versions and get an email when a configuration changes.

Configurations in sections

Users and credentials, console and VTY lines, interfaces, routing and ACLs — for Cisco, Juniper and FortiGate, each readable on its own.

Controlled software updates

A golden image per platform. Pre-checks, copy with an MD5 check on the device, activation in your maintenance window, automatic rollback if anything is off.

Zero-touch provisioning

New Cisco devices are detected by Plug and Play, get an address, their SSH login and your configuration template — and join the inventory by themselves.

Connectors for remote sites

A small Linux host collects configurations in networks the server can't reach, with outbound HTTPS only and a pinned certificate.

Tags and roles

Mark devices — PCI, core, maintenance window — filter by them and act on many devices at once.

Credentials kept safe

Named credential sets, encrypted at rest and never shown again — assigned to a site and used by every device below it.

Roles and access

Administrators and read-only users, behind HTTPS on your own server.

Server health

Services, CPU, memory and the disks that hold your configuration archive — with history and a warning before they fill up.

Every change — and which part of the configuration it touched.

Compare any two versions of a device. Jupiter shows at once which sections changed — lines, routing, ACLs, users — and can show the differences of just one of them.

Comparison of two configuration versions: the changed sections with the number of added and removed lines, and the differences

Software updates, one controlled step at a time.

Pre-check, copy and verify, activate and check: every device is followed live. A device that doesn't come back healthy rolls back by itself, and the update stops for you to decide.

A software update in progress: per device the version before and after, the steps pre-check, copy and verify, activate and check, and the detailed log

Unbox, plug in, done.

Factory-new Cisco devices call home through Plug and Play. Claim one — name, site, management address, login, template — and it is configured, saved and in the inventory.

Plug and Play: new devices by serial number and model, their state from unclaimed to provisioned, and what each one becomes

Read a configuration the way you think about it.

Configurations split into sections — users and credentials, lines, interfaces, routing, ACLs — so you find what you need without scrolling through thousands of lines.

A configuration split into sections, showing the users and credentials section
Deployment

Your configurations stay with you.

Jupiter runs on your own server — Red Hat Enterprise Linux or Rocky Linux, with PostgreSQL behind it and HTTPS in front — and connectors reach your remote sites.

Take control of your configurations.

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