Your network next to your billing#
Companies that run their own servers keep a spreadsheet of racks and IP addresses that is always slightly out of date. CoreInto keeps that inventory beside the clients and services that use it, so an address assigned to a dedicated server is assigned to that client's service, and freed when the service ends.
Locations and racks#
Record data centres and the racks in them, with their units. Devices are placed in a rack at a unit, so you can see what is where and how much room is left.
Devices#
Servers, switches, routers, firewalls, storage, PDUs and anything else you run, with their status (active, spare, faulty, retired), management IP for IPMI, iDRAC or iLO, make and model, serial number, asset tag, CPU, RAM and disks. A device can be linked to a client's service, which makes dedicated server and colocation billing straightforward.
IP addresses#
Subnets for IPv4 and IPv6, with VLANs, gateways and their addresses. Each address is free, reserved or assigned, and an assigned address points to the device or service using it. The grid view shows a whole subnet at a glance.
IP transit and the VPS fleet#
Keep track of transit links, their providers and their capacity, and see the virtual servers across your hosts in one list.
Frequently asked questions
Is the infrastructure manager an extra cost?
No. It is part of every CoreInto plan.
Can IP addresses be assigned to a client's service?
Yes. An assigned address points to the service or device that uses it.
