Multiple linked maps
Unlimited maps with map-link nodes that recolour based on the health of the map they point to.
A complete monitoring and documentation platform for on-premise networks — grouped by the job it's doing.
Unlimited maps with map-link nodes that recolour based on the health of the map they point to.
Pan, zoom, snap-to-grid placement, and drag-and-drop from an auto-discovered device list.
Place devices by latitude/longitude for real-world site layouts.
TIA-606-B racks rendered as live front/rear elevations with per-slot device status and vitals.
Text labels, boxes, gauges and charts (device vitals, bandwidth, ping, custom metrics) placed anywhere on the canvas.
Dynamic text that shows device counts, on-duty info and 'at a glance' vitals right on the map.
Group multiple interfaces of one physical device under a parent with aggregated status.
Healthy and troubled devices are scheduled on separate lanes so one slow device never stalls the rest.
Hierarchical checks with ping fallback; a device is only 'offline' when both API/SNMP and ping fail.
Link-up/down and speed changes are logged and can notify, inheriting each device's channels.
Attach TCP, SSL/TLS-expiry, DNS, HTTP(S) and UDP checks to any device, each with its own thresholds and history.
Combine metrics with a safe formula engine and alert on warning/critical zones — independent of any map.
A precise per-device timeline built from status events, so outages are auditable after the fact.
Telegram, Slack, Pushover, e-mail, and generic webhooks (HTTP GET/POST) — e.g. to send SMS.
Shift-based routing with per-group schedules, so alerts reach whoever is actually on call.
Devices belong to groups; alerts fan out to every matching channel without duplicates.
Customisable message templates per alert type, plus temporary global or per-user muting.
Sweep IP ranges with multiple credentials, auto-detect device types, and bulk-create devices.
Hierarchical subnet tree with VRF support and automatic IP-to-interface association.
Q-BRIDGE-MIB discovery of VLANs and per-interface membership, browsable per device and estate-wide.
On-demand SNMP fetching with caching, search, CSV export and fabric-aware filtering.
Vendor-organised MIBs with auto-detection and LibreNMS import for readable OID names.
Discovered data is retained even when it disappears from polling — marked inactive, never silently dropped.
Generate security-scan summaries, work plans and network summaries as saved Markdown reports, tied to a device or the whole estate.
Run real, non-destructive scanners (nmap, nuclei, testssl.sh, nikto) against a device you own and turn the findings into a linked report.
Known CVEs are rendered as NVD links alongside any tool-provided references, so remediation starts from the report.
Everything runs on your own Linux host. Your topology and credentials never leave your network.
Manual and scheduled backups with retention, plus selective restore across ten data categories.
Administrator, SuperUser and Viewer access levels for safe operator and read-only access.
Scoped API keys (read / readwrite / admin) with a Swagger explorer at /api-docs.
Jump to any device and highlight it wherever it lives on your maps.
A control-room dark theme by default, with a light theme a click away.
Point CoreBit at a device and it picks the right method automatically — or add your own metrics by OID or exporter path.
Install the free edition on your own hardware and have your first devices on a map in minutes.
curl -fsSL https://licensing.corebit.ease.dk/install.sh | sudo bash -s