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ISC Stork vs Jen Kea DHCP Management Console

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ISC Stork

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FactISC StorkJen Kea DHCP Management Console
AuthenticationDocumentation covers LDAP, OIDC, Kea basic authentication, HTTPS and mutual TLS; agent registration requires authorization or a protected token.Security controls include TOTP and WebAuthn/passkey MFA, trusted devices, login throttling, session timeouts, audit logging and HTTPS certificate upload.
High availabilityIt displays Kea high-availability relationships, roles and failover status.Jen shows HA state, compares leases across a pair and provides a guided maintenance workflow when the Kea HA hook is present.
IntegrationsStork can export traffic activity data to Prometheus for display in Grafana charts.Jen connects to Kea through the Control Agent or direct daemon control sockets, uses MySQL/MariaDB for Kea data, and uses SSH for configuration and service operations.
LicenseStork source is released under the Mozilla Public License 2.0.The repository states that Jen is released under GNU GPL version 3.
Public APIStork exposes a REST API documented with Swagger/OpenAPI and a gRPC agent API defined in agent.proto.The architecture documents REST v1 routes and Bearer API-key authentication that plugins can also use.
PurposeStork provides a web-based graphical interface for monitoring, troubleshooting, and maintaining Kea DHCP server configuration.Jen is a full-featured web-based management interface for ISC Kea DHCP Server, managing leases, reservations, subnets and infrastructure from a browser.

ISC Stork plans

  • Stork open-source softwareFree
  • Kea/Stork support subscription—
  • Professional support for StorkPriced on request

Jen Kea DHCP Management Console plans

  • GPL v3 open-sourceFree

Pick ISC Stork if…

Stork suits administrators maintaining Kea DHCP deployments who want a web interface for monitoring and management. It may also help teams that use Prometheus, Grafana, or LDAP.

Pick Jen Kea DHCP Management Console if…

Jen suits homelab and small-business operators who administer a handful of Kea servers and want browser-based lease, reservation, and subnet controls. It is designed for Linux and self-hosted deployment, with Ubuntu or Docker options.

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