Enable NetDevOps teams to find and catch network configuration errors before they are pushed to the network, enabled by Batfish.
As more configurations are generated dynamically, the amount of configuration that has to be checked by an engineer is becoming untenable. Applying bad configuration to a device can be catastrophic to a network, causing outages. At best, an improper configuration can cost wasted time and money by slowing deployments.
Itential’s ConfigValidator tool, powered by Intentionet’s industry-leading network validation solution, Batfish®, enables NetDevOps teams to find and catch network configuration errors before they are pushed to the network. Easily determine if a device configuration is syntactically correct by verifying and validating the output of auto-generated network configuration, before trying to apply the config to a device, minimizing the risk of outages.
Config Validator Features
Determine whether your network configuration works before you apply it to a device. Validate those CLI configurations first, ensuring they are correct before risking a network problem.
Infer Configuration Operating System
Deciphers the operating system for a configuration based off the syntax of the configuration.
Lint Configuration
Leverages the open source tool Batfish to lint configuration syntax for a list of supported device operating systems.
Easy Error Navigation
Click any error in the list of returned errors to navigate to that location in the configuration to view surrounding configuration, make changes, and reattempt validation.
Configuration Validator supports the following operating systems:
- Arista
- AWS (VPCs, Network ACLs, VPN GW, NAT GW, Internet GW, Security Groups, etc.)
- Cisco (All Cisco NX-OS, IOS, IOS-XE, IOS-XR and ASA devices)
- Cumulus
- F5 BIG-IP
- Juniper (All JunOS platforms: MX, EX, QFX, SRX, T-series, PTX)
- Palo Alto Networks
- Free-Range Routing (FRR)
- Aruba
- Dell Force10
- Foundry
