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ManageEngine Network Configuration Manager vs Netmiko

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FactManageEngine Network Configuration ManagerNetmiko
AutomationConfiglets and command tasks apply scripted configuration operations in bulk across devices.It is designed to gather output from show commands and make configuration changes while abstracting away low-level device state handling.
IntegrationsThe OpManager add-on documentation lists integrations with Password Manager Pro, ServiceDesk Plus and ServiceNow.The examples include TextFSM and Genie parsers, plus device type autodetection using SSH and SNMP.
LicenseThe EULA grants a proprietary, non-transferable license and prohibits redistribution, modification, reverse engineering and multi-server installation.GitHub identifies the repository license as MIT.
PurposeNetwork Configuration Manager manages configuration and change workflows for switches, routers, firewalls, and other network devices.Netmiko is a multi-vendor library that simplifies CLI connections to network devices.

ManageEngine Network Configuration Manager plans

  • Free EditionFree
  • FreeFree
  • TrialFree
  • Professional Edition$238 a year
  • Enterprise Edition$3,358 a year
  • EnterprisePriced on request

Netmiko plans

  • NetmikoFree

Pick ManageEngine Network Configuration Manager if…

It suits network teams that need to track configuration changes, automate device tasks, and report on compliance. Enterprise also supports distributed environments with synchronization and central reporting.

Pick Netmiko if…

Netmiko suits network engineers and automation users who want a Python library for issuing commands or changing configurations across supported devices. It is also relevant to users who need Linux among its regularly tested platforms.

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