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Coming soonOne small box watches a whole site.
Azimuth Edge plugs into a site's network and watches everything on it: switches, access points, cameras, phones, printers and power. It connects out to Azimuth on its own, so there is nothing to open on the firewall.
How it works
Three steps, and the second and third happen on their own.
Plug it in
Connect it to the site network and to power. That is the whole installation.
It connects out
It opens its own encrypted WireGuard tunnel to Azimuth. Behind CGNAT, Starlink or a ship's satellite link, it works the same way.
The site appears
Everything it can see shows up in your console and on the globe, with alerts and tickets like any other site.
What it watches
Anything on the site's network that answers, from the core switch to the printer in reception.
Network equipment Coming soon
Switches, routers, gateways and access points, with their status and the links between sites.
Cameras and door controllers Coming soon
CCTV and access control that nobody notices until the day footage is needed.
Phones and printers Coming soon
Desk phones, phone systems and printers checked alongside everything else.
Power Coming soon
UPS units on battery or back on mains, before the site goes dark.
The site link itself Coming soon
Latency, loss and jitter on the site's connection to Azimuth, including satellite links at sea.
Designed for
Offices and shops
Sites with no server, where an agent has no machine to live on.
Factories and warehouses
Cameras, access points and UPS units spread across a large floor.
Ships
The onboard network watched from shore over the satellite link.