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Interactive preview

Try the console. No install, no login.

This page emulates the SALFETCH console in your browser with simulated data — the same dashboards, the same task catalog, the same workflow. Click into devices, links and timelines; nothing here touches a real network.

Simulated environment — all data is generated in your browser

Infrastructure Monitor — the always-on fleet view. Every device is polled continuously for reachability and health. Click any tile for the per-device drill-down: latency trend, resources and interface state.

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Degraded
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Unreachable

Latency (live)

CPU
Memory
Temperature

Bandwidth Monitor — real-time link utilization from core to edge. Click a link on the right to chart it; hover the chart to inspect in/out at any point in time.

CORE-UPLINK-1 — last 60 s

InboundOutbound

Circuit Monitor — WAN service-circuit state broken out per routing neighbor. When a neighbor moves to a different interface the dashboard flags it instead of showing the old entry as failed forever. Dismiss a retired entry, or reset the demo data at any time.

CircuitInterfaceNeighborUptimeState

Traffic-class & application visibility — read-only view of how each traffic class on a shaped link is behaving: offered load, drops and top applications. Pick a link to switch views.

Infrastructure History — everything the live dashboard shows, kept for up to 180 days per device in five lanes. Pick a window, then hover or click any segment for the incident detail.

Healthy / in range Degraded / threshold breach Unreachable / failure Config saved

Task Runner — every automation in the platform is a task: pick one, point it at a device list and run it across the fleet in parallel. Choose a task, pick a fleet size, and run a simulated pass — you'll get per-device results just like the real console.

# Select a task and press Run simulation
Platform services

Everything around the tasks.

The console is more than a task runner — these services run the platform itself, all self-hosted on your infrastructure.

Scheduling engine

Run any task once, on an interval, or on a calendar schedule. Every run is recorded with its full output and downloadable report.

Web terminal console

Open interactive terminal sessions to your devices straight from the browser — single-device or multi-session side by side.

Configuration archive

Versioned history of every backed-up configuration, with a clean-copy view and side-by-side comparison between any two versions.

Branded reporting

One-click executive PDF and spreadsheet reports with your organization's branding, plus scheduled monitor reports delivered automatically.

Alerting

Email and SMS notifications on outages, threshold breaches and routing changes — with syslog forwarding to your existing collectors.

Credential vault

Device credentials are stored encrypted and unlocked with a passphrase — never written to disk in the clear.

Access control

Local users or directory sign-in, per-user permissions, multi-factor authentication, password policy and a full audit log of who did what.

Site & region groups

Organize the fleet into sites and regions so dashboards, tasks and reports can be scoped to exactly the part of the network you care about.

Backup & restore

Scheduled backups of the platform database, kept locally and optionally shipped to a remote target, with one-click restore.

Certificates & TLS

Manage the console's TLS certificate from the UI — bring your own or generate one, no server surgery required.

In-place updates

Apply platform updates as signed patch bundles from the admin console — no reinstall, no downtime for your data.

Licensing

Machine-bound licensing with a clear view of what's activated — offline friendly, nothing phones home.

Task catalog

Every task, described.

The complete automation catalog. Each task runs across your whole fleet in parallel and produces a downloadable report.

Ready to run it on your network?

SALFETCH deploys on your own infrastructure — your data never leaves your network.

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