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Describe it. Deploy it. Run it.

Turn one sentence into a running network or cyber range.

A three-tier campus: core routers and distribution switches, every device powered on. A spine-leaf data center: spines and leaves, every device powered on. A firewall in front of a DMZ switch, every device powered on. A head-office router linked to an internet router, every device powered on. An MPLS provider core: customer sites, two provider-edge routers and four core routers, every device powered on. Broadband access: a BNG, two access nodes and four subscriber gateways, every device powered on.

Five ways in.

  1. 01CanvasBuild visually. Connect. Power on.
  2. 02AI GeneratorDescribe your idea. Get a topology.
  3. 03Content HubReady-made ranges. One click.
  4. 04Migration HubImport your existing labs. Pick up where you left off.
  5. 05CentrumYour images. Identified by fingerprint.
A running campus in the app: an edge firewall, the core pair and the access layer, every device powered on.

Draw it.

Drag routers, switches, virtual machines, and containers onto the canvas. Connect them, power them on, and open a console.

Or describe it.

“A campus with two cores, four access switches and a firewall at the edge.” One sentence is all it takes to get started.

Break it here. Not in production.

Pick a blueprint. One click.

Active Directory ranges, SOC and network monitoring, ICS and OT, vulnerable web applications, telco cores. Built on your box, sized to fit before anything starts.

Content Hub

Power on. Click anything. You’re in.

Every console, desktop and shell opens right in your browser. Nothing to install. Capture any link, then reset the whole environment to first boot in one step.

Consoles

Import. Preview. Run.

Your EVE-NG, GNS3 and Packet Tracer topologies, exactly as you built them.

Start free. Community is yours to keep.

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