BlueCat Integrity Features

Ensures that network configurations comply with regulatory standards and internal policies.

Schedule multiple configurations of a job.

Automates device configuration maintenance.

Adds, deletes, and updates DNS host records.

Adds, deletes, and updates DHCP ranges for devices with dynamic IP addresses.

Compatible with both physical and virtual appliances.

Ensures error-free configurations and maintenance of IP records through a single pane of glass view.

Provides full integration of DNS and DHCP services with the organization's IPAM solution tool.

Supports the automation requirements of networks of varying sizes.

Maintains an up-to-date inventory of network devices and their configurations.

Automates the provisioning of network resources and services.

Access full features of the plaform from a mobile device.

Eases cross-departmental communication.

Allows creation of workflows using scripting languages.

Offers drag and drop elements representing tasks and connections between them to create workflows

Selectively deploys network devices.

Facilitates unified planning and administration of IP address spaces, brings down infrastructure support costs, increases the accuracy of the organization’s IP address inventory, and optimizes DNS and DHCP service availability

Provides management capabilities for a multitude of IP addresses and multiple tenants in a single deployment

Provides cross-platform visibility for both on-premise and cloud DDI solutions.

Provide outage alerts in the event of service interruptions.

Provides a full audit trail of changes made to the DDI environment and generates reports for compliance.

Provides a disaster recovery mechanism for replicating data from the master IPAM appliance to a passive IPAM appliance.

Monitors performance and traffic patterns of network devices and business services on-premise or in the cloud

Manages and tracks any change made to network settings.

Automates threat dectection, incident response and integrates with security information and event management (SIEM) systems.

Controls access to automation features based on user roles and permissions.

Monitors network performance and triggers alerts for anomalies.

Capability to perform complex tasks without constant human input

Works across multiple software systems or databases

Makes informed choices based on available data and objectives