NewDanbyte 0.15.0: LAGs, allocation pools and a new form layoutRelease notes

Every layer of your network, in one open model.

IP space, hardware, cabling, power, virtualization, planning, monitoring and automation. One source of truth, fully open source. No enterprise tier, nothing held back for the cloud.

IPAM

Address space you can see, plan and trust.

Enter your prefixes once; Danbyte derives the rest. The containment tree, free space and utilization are computed from your data, per VRF — never hand-maintained.

The space map — what's free, what's used, and where loose IPs hide. Click a green block to carve a subnet.
The space map — what's free, what's used, and where loose IPs hide. Click a green block to carve a subnet.
Forward and reverse zones with per-zone drift review.
Forward and reverse zones with per-zone drift review.
Scopes, exclusions, reservations and live leases.
Scopes, exclusions, reservations and live leases.
  • Derived prefix tree

    A live containment hierarchy per VRF — parent/child, free space and utilization all computed from your prefixes.

  • Space map

    A visual map of any prefix; click a free block to carve the next subnet.

  • VLANs, groups & colors

    Scope VLANs with groups and give each a color that follows it into every table, page and topology rail.

  • DHCP scopes & leases

    Scopes, exclusions, reservations and live leases — synced from Windows over WinRM, or local Danbyte-managed pools.

  • DNS zones & name pages

    Forward and reverse zones with drift review, plus a page for every DNS name and the records behind it.

  • VRFs & route targets

    Full VRF support with import/export route targets and overlapping CIDRs.

Also:IP rangesRIRs, aggregates & ASNsFHRP groupsService templatesGateway autospawnMAC tracking
DCIM

Your racks and gear, drawn as real hardware.

Model the physical layer at true scale: millimetre-accurate rack elevations, device faceplates that light up with live link state, real front-panel photos and a full power model.

Map ports straight onto a real front-panel photo — drag a port into place, or auto-fill a whole run at once.
Map ports straight onto a real front-panel photo — drag a port into place, or auto-fill a whole run at once.
A faceplate at physical scale, ports coloured by live link state.
A faceplate at physical scale, ports coloured by live link state.
The rear panel too, with a per-port popover on hover.
The rear panel too, with a per-port popover on hover.
The whole hall in 3D — rows, racks and live cabling, spun and zoomed right in the browser.
The whole hall in 3D — rows, racks and live cabling, spun and zoomed right in the browser.
  • Link-state faceplates

    Front and rear faceplates drawn at physical scale, ports coloured by live SNMP link state.

  • Rack elevations

    mm-accurate elevations from 10" to 23", front and rear, showing each device by its real front-panel photo.

  • Faceplate-from-photo builder

    Map ports onto a real front-panel photo, place a whole run in one pass, preview before committing.

  • Device catalog

    A library of device types with images, ports and template components you instantiate per install.

  • Power model

    Panels, feeds, ports and outlets with supply/demand and weight rollups.

  • Virtual chassis

    Stack members into a virtual chassis with {position}-aware naming.

Also:Interfaces & LAGsIP assignmentObject numbersPrintable cable labels
Connectivity

Trace any run end to end — through panels, PDUs and fibre.

Cabling is modelled as real infrastructure. Follow a circuit through patch panels and PDUs, trace fibre to the individual strand, and read it all on a topology you can send to a colleague by its URL.

The new hierarchy view — tall device cards laid out so nothing overlaps, ports aligned face to face. Every control lives in the URL, so a link opens the identical map.
The new hierarchy view — tall device cards laid out so nothing overlaps, ports aligned face to face. Every control lives in the URL, so a link opens the identical map.
Wiring — port-accurate faceplates and named cables, the original view.Wiring
Wiring — port-accurate faceplates and named cables, the original view.
The geographic site map — regions shaded from OpenStreetMap, links drawn as circuits and tunnels, live monitoring on every marker.
The geographic site map — regions shaded from OpenStreetMap, links drawn as circuits and tunnels, live monitoring on every marker.
Floor plans as a live spatial index — utilization, monitoring status and camera fields of view, right on the footprint.
Floor plans as a live spatial index — utilization, monitoring status and camera fields of view, right on the footprint.
  • End-to-end cable tracing

    Trace a run through patch panels and PDUs, from device port to far-end port.

  • Topology, four ways

    Wiring, hierarchy, flat and logical views of the same network — shareable by URL, with saved layouts.

  • Fibre strands

    Model fibre to the individual strand, TIA-598-C colour-coded and traceable end to end.

  • Floor plans

    Spatial tiles showing utilization, monitoring status and camera fields of view.

  • Circuits & providers

    Track carrier circuits and providers alongside your own infrastructure.

  • VPN & wireless

    VPN tunnels with reusable IPSec profiles, and wireless SSIDs bridged to their VLANs.

Also:LC-duplex & MPOCable trays → pull sheetGeographic site map
Virtualization

Your hypervisors, imported and kept honest.

Proxmox VE and VMware vCenter sources import VMs, disks, virtual switches, VLANs and the ESXi hosts underneath — placed at the right site, drawn as a network topology, and reconciled for drift.

Networks as colored VLAN rails, each VM drawn once with a leg per attachment, host adapters on top.
Networks as colored VLAN rails, each VM drawn once with a leg per attachment, host adapters on top.
Match a datacenter, folder, cluster, host or subnet to a site.
Match a datacenter, folder, cluster, host or subnet to a site.
Every sync run's actions and warnings as a sortable, exportable table.
Every sync run's actions and warnings as a sortable, exportable table.
  • Proxmox & vCenter sources

    Sync in review mode to approve each change, or automatic to keep up.

  • VMs, disks & networks

    Import guests with disks, virtual switches, port-groups, bridges and the VLANs behind them.

  • ESXi hosts as devices

    Real hardware read over SOAP: manufacturer, model, serial and the ESXi version as a Platform.

  • Placement rules

    Nearest wins, and a rule never invents or overwrites a site you already have.

  • Interface drift review

    MAC, MTU or VLAN differences land in a review inbox as per-field diffs — accept theirs or keep yours.

  • SNMP for virtual machines

    Virtual routers and VMs poll like devices, with an interface table and a dedicated SNMP tab.

Also:Per-source sync logProxmox platform names
Planning

Plan the work, then apply it as an audited record.

Kanban boards and tasks, a real scheduling calendar, carrier maintenance windows, and planned changes that carry your intent all the way to an applied, conflict-checked record.

The calendar as a real scheduling grid — week and day hour views, month with ISO weeks, drag-to-re-date.
The calendar as a real scheduling grid — week and day hour views, month with ISO weeks, drag-to-re-date.
Kanban boards you shape yourself; cards carry the objects they touch.
Kanban boards you shape yourself; cards carry the objects they touch.
  • Kanban boards & tasks

    Columns you add inline; tasks with @mentions, assignment groups, due times and notifications.

  • Scheduling calendar

    Week and day as an hour grid with a live now-line, month with ISO weeks, and an iCal feed out.

  • Planned changes

    Edit in plan mode, capture the change as intent on a task, then apply with conflict detection.

  • Maintenance & outages

    Carrier windows with impacts and an ETR, plus auto-silences that mute alerts for exactly the window.

  • Milestones & task links

    Flag milestones on the board and calendar, and link a task to the devices, racks or IPs it changes.

  • Notifications

    Personal email with per-kind opt-outs, a daily work digest, and an in-app bell.

Discovery & monitoring

Watch what's up. Reconcile what's really there.

Danbyte keeps your source of truth honest. Active checks tell you what's up; SNMP and nmap read reality into a separate observed layer you reconcile on your terms — even air-gapped.

SNMP reads reality into a read-only observed layer — accept drift into your source of truth one item at a time.
SNMP reads reality into a read-only observed layer — accept drift into your source of truth one item at a time.
  • Eight check types

    Ping, TCP, HTTP and more, with per-check protocols.

  • SNMP observed-vs-intended

    SNMP reads reality into a read-only observed layer beside your intended source of truth.

  • Drift inbox

    Accept observed drift into your source of truth one item at a time.

  • nmap sweep

    Sweep a prefix to discover what's really on it.

  • Prefix-inherited checks

    Checks inherit down the prefix tree, so monitoring follows your plan.

  • Alert channels

    Route alerts to Slack, Teams, Discord, PagerDuty and email.

Also:SilencesRuns fully air-gapped
Governance

Governance that stands up to an audit.

Access control, change history and compliance are columns in the data model, not add-ons. Every create, edit and delete is logged with a readable diff, and access is granted down to the row.

One change log everywhere — who changed what, field by field, linked to the object it touched.
One change log everywhere — who changed what, field by field, linked to the object it touched.
Every edit expands to a readable before/after diff.
Every edit expands to a readable before/after diff.
  • Automatic change log

    Every create, edit and delete logged with a field-by-field diff, linked to the object.

  • Grant-based RBAC

    Access control with row constraints and site scoping, granted rather than assumed.

  • Tenant + VRF isolation

    Hard in-app isolation by Tenant and VRF for shared infrastructure.

  • MFA + LDAP / AD

    Multi-factor authentication plus LDAP / Active Directory login.

  • Resizable dashboard grid

    Drag widgets to move and resize on a real grid, saved per account with an admin default.

  • Compliance rules

    Declarative rules with severity that flag records out of policy.

Also:JournalsCustom fields & groupsTagsPublic share linksCSV / XLSX / JSON import-export
Automation and integrations

The source of truth your automation already speaks.

Danbyte is a native Ansible and Terraform inventory source, renders config with Jinja, detects drift and pushes signed events, so your pipelines read straight from the model instead of a second copy.

Ansible & Terraform inventory
A native dynamic inventory source your pipelines read straight from.
Export templates (Jinja)
Render device config or any artifact from the model with Jinja.
Config contexts
Layered, mergeable config data resolved per device.
Config-drift runner
Diff intended vs deployed, then deploy, retry and remediate from the UI.
Signed webhooks
Outbound webhooks signed with HMAC-SHA512, on a visible jobs queue.
Scoped API & plugins
A REST API secured by scoped tokens, and a plugin-friendly codebase.
AnsibleTerraformSlackMicrosoft TeamsPagerDutyProxmoxVMware vCenterSNMPnmapLDAP / AD

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