Automatic discovery
Designed to find the routers, switches, firewalls, wireless controllers and access points on the subnets you choose, identify each one and learn how they connect.
- LLDP
- CDP
- ARP
- Routing tables
Coming soon · Early access
Arpgate Glance is designed to be set up in minutes, not weeks. It will give you one clear view of network health and alerts that tell you what to do next. Built by network engineers, for the teams who keep networks running.
Why simpler
Traditional monitoring tools can do almost anything. That is the problem. They take weeks to roll out, need constant tuning and bury the alert that matters under the ones that do not.
Glance starts from a different question: what does the person responsible for this network need to know right now? Every part of the product is designed around that answer.
| Traditional monitoring tools | Glance is designed to |
|---|---|
| Traditional monitoring toolsWeeks of templates, credentials, polling rules and tuning before anything useful appears | Glance is designed toBe set up in minutes, with discovery doing the heavy lifting |
| Traditional monitoring toolsDozens of dashboards that someone has to build and maintain | Glance is designed toShow one clear view of network health from day one |
| Traditional monitoring toolsAlert floods that teach teams to ignore notifications | Glance is designed toGroup related events and alert only when action is needed |
| Traditional monitoring toolsRaw metrics that need an expert to interpret | Glance is designed toExplain what happened and suggest what to do next |
| Traditional monitoring toolsA specialist whose job is running the monitoring tool itself | Glance is designed toBe usable by every engineer on the team |
Features
Glance is being built around a short list of capabilities that matter to the people who run networks. Each one is designed to work without a manual.
Designed to find the routers, switches, firewalls, wireless controllers and access points on the subnets you choose, identify each one and learn how they connect.
Built to draw your network as it really is, from discovery data instead of hand-drawn diagrams. Link status and utilization update in place, and the map changes when the network does.
Designed to bring SNMP metrics, flow records, syslog events and vendor API data into one place, so you stop switching between tools to piece together what happened.
Every device, link and site is designed to roll up into a single health score, with the reasons behind it one click away.
Useful views from the first login, and a straightforward editor when you want your own. Built so nobody has to learn a query language to answer a question.
Built so engineers, managers and clients each see what they need. Permissions are designed to be scoped by role, site or tenant, which keeps client networks separate for service providers.
Alerting
Designed to group related events, hold back downstream noise and point to the probable cause. Every alert is built to answer three questions: what happened, why it matters and what to do next.
How it works
Glance is designed so setup takes minutes, not weeks. There are no templates to build and no polling rules to write before you see value.
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Tell Glance which subnets to watch and which read-only credentials to use. It is designed to start with SNMP and add flow, syslog and API data when you are ready.
02
Glance is built to find devices, identify vendor, model and role, and draw the topology automatically. No spreadsheets, no manual diagrams.
03
Health scores, dashboards and alerts are designed to be ready right away. When something needs attention, Glance tells you what to do about it.
Who it's for
Glance is designed for teams that are accountable for uptime and short on time, whether they run one organization's network or many.
Lean teams responsible for uptime who need fast answers and have no time to maintain a monitoring platform.
Providers running many client networks who need tenant separation, consistent standards and fewer tickets caused by noise.
Leaders who need to know whether the network is healthy, and what is being done about it, without reading raw metrics.
Built by network engineers
Our engineers have designed, secured and operated networks since 2009. Glance puts that way of working into software: less configuration, clearer signals and next steps written the way an engineer would explain them.
FAQ
Glance is in active development, and we have not announced a release date. Request early access and we will keep you informed as it progresses.
Pricing has not been announced. We will share details with early-access participants when they are ready.
Glance is designed for the devices that make up enterprise networks: routers, switches, firewalls, wireless controllers and access points. It is built to use SNMP, NetFlow and IPFIX, syslog and vendor APIs, so it can work across multi-vendor environments.
Yes. Glance is designed to be multi-tenant, with separate client environments, role-based access and consistent alerting across every network you manage. In-house teams get the same simplicity for a single organization.
Deployment options are still being finalized. If your organization has specific hosting, data residency or security requirements, include them when you request early access so they can inform the design.
Glance is a product your own team will be able to run. Arpgate managed network services is a service in which our engineers monitor, maintain and support your network for you. Managed services are available today; Glance is in early access.
Early access
Tell us about your network and what monitoring costs your team today in time and attention. We will keep you updated as Glance progresses and reach out as early-access opportunities open.
What to expect
A short conversation.
Tell us about your network, your team and the monitoring problems you want solved.
Progress updates.
We will share milestones as Glance moves through development.
A voice in the product.
Early-access feedback will help decide what ships first.