Network Pilot Enterprise (NPE)

Network Pilot Enterprise – Enterprise Network Management Platform

Network Pilot Enterprise (NPE) is a comprehensive enterprise network management platform designed to give IT teams, network administrators, and infrastructure operators complete visibility and centralized control over their network environment.

NPE brings together real-time monitoring, interactive network topology, traffic visibility, configuration backup, and centralized access services within one unified platform. Instead of relying on multiple tools to monitor devices, review network status, manage configuration backups, and control authentication, Network Pilot Enterprise provides a consistent operational environment built to simplify day-to-day network management.

The platform helps organizations understand the current state of their infrastructure at a glance. Through a centralized monitoring dashboard, operators can follow connected, warning, and offline devices in real time, review overall availability, monitor traffic activity, and track supported environmental sensors such as device temperature. This enables technical teams to detect issues quickly and make informed operational decisions without being overwhelmed by unnecessary information.

Real-Time Network Visibility

Network Pilot Enterprise provides a clear and centralized view of network health and device availability. Administrators can monitor the operational state of connected infrastructure and quickly identify devices that are online, offline, or reporting warnings.

The customizable dashboard allows teams to focus on the devices, services, and sensors that matter most to their environment. Live readings, status indicators, and visual trends provide immediate operational insight and help reduce the time required to identify network issues.

The platform can also monitor traffic activity, including upload, download, and interface utilization trends, making it easier to understand how network resources are being used over time.

For supported devices and sensors, environmental information such as device temperature can also be displayed directly within the monitoring environment.

Interactive Network Topology

One of the key capabilities of NPE is its interactive network map, which allows administrators to visualize the physical and logical relationships between devices.

Servers, switches, cameras, network video recorders, and other supported infrastructure can be organized by area and represented within a graphical topology. Devices can be linked together, allowing operators to understand how different components of the network are connected.

The topology can display device relationships, ports, connection labels, and live operational status, helping technical teams maintain a clear picture of the infrastructure and quickly identify where an issue may be occurring.

This approach is especially useful for environments with multiple switches, servers, surveillance systems, and distributed network devices where understanding the connection structure is critical for troubleshooting and maintenance.

Automated Configuration Backups

Network Pilot Enterprise also helps protect network infrastructure by providing automated configuration backup functionality for supported switches and routers.

Administrators can define backup schedules for individual devices and allow the platform to automatically preserve device configurations according to the required operational policy.

The system maintains execution history so operators can review previous backup runs, their results, and the status of upcoming scheduled operations.

When required, administrators can also initiate a backup manually, providing additional control during maintenance, infrastructure changes, or other operational events.

Stored credentials are designed to remain protected and hidden, helping reduce unnecessary exposure of sensitive device-access information.

Centralized RADIUS Authentication

NPE includes centralized RADIUS authentication capabilities that can be used to validate access to supported network devices.

Instead of managing device login access separately across multiple infrastructure components, organizations can centralize authentication and provide a more controlled approach to network administration.

This can simplify the management of administrative access while helping organizations maintain a more consistent authentication model across supported network devices.

AAA Accounting and Access Accountability

In addition to authentication, Network Pilot Enterprise includes AAA accounting functionality.

Access activity can be recorded to provide better visibility into network administration activity and strengthen accountability across the organization.

This is particularly valuable in enterprise environments where administrators need to understand when access occurred and maintain operational records related to network-device usage.

LDAP Directory Services

Network Pilot Enterprise provides LDAP directory services that allow managed users and groups to be exposed to supported systems.

This enables organizations to integrate directory-based user and group management into their wider infrastructure and can help simplify identity management across compatible services and systems.

Combined with RADIUS and AAA capabilities, LDAP support makes NPE suitable for environments that require centralized access management alongside infrastructure monitoring and operational control.

Unified Network Operations

Rather than separating monitoring, topology, configuration protection, and authentication into different systems, Network Pilot Enterprise brings these capabilities together within one operational platform.

This allows administrators to move from monitoring device health to reviewing network relationships, checking traffic behavior, protecting configurations, and managing network access without constantly switching between unrelated tools.

The result is a clearer and more organized network-management experience for teams responsible for maintaining critical infrastructure.

Key Capabilities

• Real-time device health and availability monitoring
• Connected, warning, and offline device status
• Centralized network monitoring dashboard
• Customizable device and sensor views
• Upload and download traffic monitoring
• Interface utilization visibility
• Environmental sensor monitoring
• Device temperature monitoring
• Interactive network topology
• Device and link visualization
• Port and connection status visibility
• Server, switch, camera, and recorder mapping
• Automated switch and router configuration backups
• Per-device backup schedules
• Backup execution history
• Manual on-demand backup
• Protected device credentials
• Centralized RADIUS authentication
• AAA accounting and access activity records
• LDAP directory services
• Managed user and group integration

Designed for Enterprise Infrastructure

Network Pilot Enterprise is suitable for organizations that need centralized visibility and control across complex network environments.

It can be used in corporate networks, enterprise facilities, data centers, security and surveillance environments, multi-site networks, and other infrastructures that contain a combination of servers, switches, routers, cameras, recorders, and connected network devices.

By combining monitoring, topology, configuration protection, and access services into a single platform, NPE helps technical teams maintain a clearer understanding of their infrastructure and manage daily network operations more efficiently.

Network Pilot Enterprise — Monitor. Map. Protect. Authenticate