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FactApplianSys DNSBOXOpenNetAdmin
DeploymentThe product combines DDI management software with the security and reliability of an appliance format.The download page offers the current release, tagged releases, and add-ons; the project README instructs users to install it on a web server.
IntegrationsThe DNSBOX 400 integrates closely with DNSBOX 200 and supports any RFC-compliant DNS server; it also offers agentless integration with Microsoft DNS and DHCP.User-defined host action links can connect records to tools such as Splunk, Nagios, Cacti, and Base; the page describes Puppet and MCollective integration as in progress.
Intended usersThe maker says customers include service providers, enterprises, educational institutions and government organisations.The maker describes use in small and large organizations that need to track network changes and automate repeatable configurations.
PurposeThe appliances are designed to simplify DDI administration, improve control of IP address usage, and support secure and available network services.OpenNetAdmin tracks IP network attributes, including subnets, hosts, IP addresses, MAC addresses, and DNS names.
SupportThe standard annual support package includes phone or email technical support during office hours, software upgrades, a hardware warranty and annual deployment reviews.The community page directs users to GitHub issues for questions and problem reports and provides documentation links.

ApplianSys DNSBOX plans

  • DNSBOX appliance rangePriced on request

OpenNetAdmin plans

  • OpenNetAdminFree

Pick ApplianSys DNSBOX if…

DNSBOX is aimed at service providers, enterprises, educational institutions, government organisations, and SMEs managing network address services. It is suited to teams seeking a self-hosted DDI appliance.

Pick OpenNetAdmin if…

OpenNetAdmin suits network teams that need a self-managed inventory for address, DNS, DHCP, and configuration work. It is aimed at organizations maintaining network changes and automating repeatable configurations.

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