Plan, power, cable and run every rack.
NetCosm keeps every room, rack, circuit, cable and address in one record, so you can answer capacity questions in seconds and change the floor with confidence.
- 2D and 3Droom plans
- A/B feedfail test
- Cable lengthto stock size
- IPv4 and IPv6in one tree
- 5-minutetelemetry polling
Six jobs, one record
Everything starts from the room and the rack, and every part of the platform reads the same data.
Room planner
Draw the room, snap racks to the tile grid and have every drop checked.
Read moreRacks
Front and rear elevations with mounting rules, a fit finder and handover packs.
Read moreCapacity
Ask whether a hall can take new racks and get a yes or no with the limiting factor.
Read morePower
Utility to rack on A and B feeds, with a fail-feed test.
Read moreCabling
Patch, route along trays, calculate lengths and trace end to end.
Read moreIPAM
One tree for IPv4 and IPv6, an IP map, DNS and DHCP records.
Read moreOne record from floor tile to IP address
Follow a connection from the room it sits in to the name it answers to. Nothing is retyped between tools.
- RoomHall 2
- RackA04
- Devicecore-rtr-01
- PortEth1/1
- Cablepatch cord, 3 m
- IP address10.1.2.15
- DNS namecore-rtr-01.example.net
Ask the floor a question
Give NetCosm a site, a number of racks, kW per rack and a date. It answers yes or no, names the limiting factor, and lists the records it used.
- Checked in order: change freeze, space, power, cooling
- Cooling counted at N, N+1 or 2N
- A 12-month forecast from your own history
Measured, next to what you planned
Sensors sit on the floor plan. History is charted over 24 hours, 7 days or 30 days with warning and critical limits drawn in, and measured kW sits beside allocated kW for every rack.
The network around the racks
Inventory, addresses and security events are tied to the same devices and links.
Network inventory and discovery
Walk from site to building, floor, room, rack and device. Compare what is documented with what discovery observed, and approve the differences before anything changes.
Read moreSecurity events (SIEM)
Logs arrive at your own endpoint and are matched to the device, asset or site they name. Router events are tied to the exact interface and link.
Read moreIPAM, DNS and DHCP
See aggregates and prefixes as one tree with a utilisation bar on every row, then drill down to the address, the interface and the DNS name.
Read moreMove from spreadsheets or another DCIM
Bring in sites, rooms, racks, assets, ports, connections and circuits with templates and header mapping. Fill the device catalogue from a starter library, and hand over one PDF per room when you are done.
Built for the way you run infrastructure
Data centres and colocation
Run halls, suites and cages from one record: where every rack sits, what power and cooling it draws, how it is cabled and who it is reserved for.
Read moreEnterprise
Whether you run a data hall, a server room or a comms room on every floor, keep racks, power, cabling and addresses in one record that your whole team can read.
Read moreTelecoms and altnets
Keep core sites, exchange rooms and points of presence documented down to the port, and see what a failure would take with it.
Read moreMSPs
Look after many sites and many clients without a spreadsheet per customer: racks, cabling, addresses and events, each tied to the right site.
Read moreNetCosm is hosted in the United Kingdom, so your rack, power and network records stay in the UK.
Send us one hall's rack list
Tell us about one hall and we will reply by email.