FusionLayer DDI
5.9#6 in ddi management platformWebAPILinuxSelf-hosted
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ManageEngine DDI Central
6.6#3 in ddi management platformFrom $3,199 a yearWebAPILinuxSelf-hosted
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| Fact | FusionLayer DDI | ManageEngine DDI Central |
|---|---|---|
| DNS security | FusionLayer DNS lists intrusion prevention, firewall protection against DDoS, TSIGs, DNSSEC, ACLs, and RPZ feeds. | Features include DNS threat intelligence, DNS detection and response, sinkholing, DNSSEC with TSIG, and DNS over TLS and HTTPS. |
| Integrations | The DDI page lists Microsoft DNS/DHCP, F5 BIG-IP DNS, AWS VPCs, Azure VNETs, VMware, OpenStack, Hyper-V, and Nutanix integrations. | Listed integrations include AWS, Microsoft Azure, Google Cloud, Cloudflare, Cisco DHCP, Endpoint Central, and OpManager. |
| Purpose | FusionLayer DDI centralizes IP address management, DNS, and DHCP across cloud, edge, and data center environments. | DDI Central combines DNS, DHCP, and IP address management in a unified interface for network administrators. |
FusionLayer DDI plans
- FusionLayer DDI perpetual licensePriced on request
- FusionLayer DDI subscription licensePriced on request
ManageEngine DDI Central plans
- Professional$3,199 a year
- Enterprise$6,199 a year
Pick FusionLayer DDI if…
FusionLayer DDI may suit telecom companies and enterprises managing network services across cloud, edge, and data center environments. It is relevant to buyers needing IPAM, DNS, and DHCP capabilities and willing to evaluate licensing and support terms.
Pick ManageEngine DDI Central if…
It suits network teams that need centralized DNS, DHCP, and IP address management, including organizations managing IPv6 or integrating with cloud and network tools. Check edition and platform limits if you need high availability or particular DHCPv6 capabilities.