NOCternal watches every uplink, switch, and access point in your fleet — detects the brownouts other tools miss, spots the rogue hardware nobody plugged in on paper, opens the ticket, and has an AI analyst brief you before your first coffee.
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03:12:41 ▲ CRIT wan2 failed — Maple Ridge (fiber) 03:12:44 ✓ intact wan1 carrying load, no client impact 03:14:02 ◌ brownout latency 212ms — Lakeside wan1 03:15:10 ⚠ SOC rogue AP broadcasting corp SSID — Bldg C 03:15:11 🎫 ticket NOCT-8c2f41 opened → helpdesk 03:22:00 ☾ triage «Maple Ridge outage matches carrier maintenance window; Lakeside is a chronic — 3rd brownout this week, escalate to ISP. The rogue AP is the real story: on-wire, spoofing your SSID. Someone should walk over to Building C this morning.»
Purpose-built collectors feed one event store. Nothing is sampled, nothing is "check back later." If it happened on your network, NOCternal saw it, kept it, and can explain it.
Every uplink at every site, polled continuously across all your dashboards and orgs — state changes become events the second they happen, not on tomorrow's report.
Up/down monitoring is table stakes. NOCternal confirms sustained loss and latency degradation — the "internet feels slow" tickets — before users write them.
Usage trends per circuit with weeks-to-saturation estimates, so bandwidth upgrades happen on your schedule instead of during an outage call.
Hardware on your wire that shouldn't exist, and impostor networks broadcasting your SSIDs — surfaced with the switch port to walk to.
Security events deduplicated, enriched with geolocation and reputation data, separated into "auto-blocked, relax" and "unblocked — act now."
Sustained failures open helpdesk tickets automatically — deduplicated against chronic offenders, tracked through the reply, badged on the dashboard.
An AI triage layer reads every event against your site context: what broke, what matters, what's noise, and what a human should do about it — in plain language.
Every site is a pin; trouble ripples like radar. Click through from a blip to the exact uplink, switch, or security finding behind it.
Weekly narrative + workbook pairs generated straight from the data: chronics, week-over-week deltas, ISP scorecards, SLA & credit tabs. Board-ready without the copy-paste.
When a circuit blows its SLA, one click produces the dispute letter — account, circuit ID, outage windows, evidence log — ready to send. Filed claims are tracked to the dollar. Carriers credit on request; NOCternal makes the request effortless.
Per-circuit uptime, MTTR, and a carrier league table rebuilt continuously from the event stream — so "how has Comcast actually been?" has a number, not a vibe.
The moment a circuit degrades, NOCternal identifies who is eating the pipe — device names, not just IPs. "The internet is slow" becomes "the rehab-wing AppleTV is streaming 4K."
Every circuit's carrier, circuit ID, account number and site contact — editable in place, bulk-importable from spreadsheets, reconciled by AI against contracts and live routing data.
Most shops bolt a security product onto a monitoring product and hope the humans correlate. NOCternal was built the other way: one event store, one timeline, one map — where an uplink flap, a config change, and an intrusion attempt sit side by side.
NOCternal is what software looks like when a senior network engineer and frontier AI build together: no bloat, no per-seat licensing games, no eighteen-month roadmap standing between you and the feature you asked for.
Brownout detection, SOC enrichment, auto-ticketing, the fleet map — each went from idea to production in days. Your "wouldn't it be nice if…" is next week's tab, not next year's SKU.
Every event is replicated offsite within a second. A warm standby in a datacenter can take over the whole platform in under a minute. We drill our own disaster recovery — and it has already paid for itself.
A watchdog watches the watchers: if any collector goes silent, that's a critical event too. Silence is never mistaken for health.
Single-tenant by default. Your data lives in your instance, exportable at will. Integrations with your helpdesk, your mail, your push channels — not ours.
Poke around the live demo right now — then tell us about your fleet and we'll show you what watching it should feel like. It has already caught outages before the first user call, and billed carriers for the downtime they owed.
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