
Danbyte
7.4#2 in data center infrastructure management softwareFree planFree planWebAPILinuxSelf-hosted
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| Fact | Danbyte | ManageEngine OpUtils |
|---|---|---|
| API security | API tokens can be read-only, are tenant scoped, and requests are enforced by server-side RBAC. | REST access must be enabled for each user, and enabling it requires a two-factor OTP when TFA is configured. |
| Deployment | Self-hosting uses Linux with PostgreSQL 15 or newer and Redis; Python, Node and other dependencies are bundled and offline operation is supported. | The downloadable product is offered for 64-bit Windows and Linux, and users can access it through a web browser. |
| Documentation | The documentation covers installation, features, data model, API, architecture, permissions and NetBox migration. | The help hub links datasheets, system requirements, FAQs, user and quick-start guides, service packs, forums, knowledge base, release notes, roadmap and support portal. |
| Integrations | Listed integrations include Ansible, Terraform, Slack, Microsoft Teams, PagerDuty, Proxmox, VMware vCenter, SNMP, nmap, LDAP/AD and WinRM. | Documented integrations include OpManager, NetFlow Analyzer and OpManager Nexus for correlated DDI, health, traffic and application views. |
| IPAM | It manages prefixes, addresses, VLANs, DHCP scopes, DNS zones, VRFs, route targets and utilization maps. | IP Address Manager provides IPv4/IPv6 visibility, utilization and conflict monitoring with manual or scheduled scans. |
Danbyte may suit teams managing IP space, data-center equipment, virtualization, and network automation who want a self-hosted source of truth. Fully air-gapped deployment is an option for users running it on their own hardware.
OpUtils suits network teams that need IP address management, switch-port mapping, diagnostics and device monitoring. Its free edition is described as intended for small companies and is limited to one subnet and one switch.