Address grid
Verify a service
type VLAN · Tab / ↑↓ to pick between matches · Enter to load · Ctrl+Enter marks it matchesProgress
| VLAN | Customer | Router plan | Type | Status | Ledger |
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Current prefixes
public aggregates on the router · set what each pool is forOnly pools marked assignable contribute to free space for customer allocation. Mark CGNAT, reserved, or advertised-elsewhere pools so they stop appearing as free. Private space (RFC1918, CGNAT 100.64/10) is always excluded automatically.
| Prefix | Size | Used | Free | Utilisation | Role | Feeds free space | Note |
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Free IP space
Every block the router is not currently routing.
| Free block | Size | Aggregate | Kind |
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Customer roster
Exports match exactly what you filter here. Activation & termination dates are editable and persist across resyncs.
| Customer | VLAN | Plan | Live | P2P link | Static routes | IPs | Activation | Termination | State |
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Tickets
Tickets acknowledge themselves once the router configuration matches the request — no manual closing.
| Ref | Client | VLAN | Type | Requested | Raised by | Age | State |
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Currently uncapped
services the router is not shaping| Customer | VLAN | Plan | Policer | Uncapped since | Duration | Authority |
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Uncap history
| Customer | VLAN | From | To | Duration | Days | Ticket |
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Unauthorized changes
Customer-VLAN changes the router made with no ticket to authorize them — an out-of-process upgrade, downgrade, uncap, or re-route. Each stays here until a manager acknowledges it.
| When | VLAN | Customer | Change | Detail |
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Policer generator
correct CIR config for the NOC to applyMismatched — label vs router
A read-only audit of every service whose description, contract, or policer disagree. This does not alarm — customer mismatches drive the drift panel; this is the wider net, so NOC can review infra and CDN labels too. The policer is the truth; the description is a label.
| VLAN | Customer | Type | Description | Contract | Policer | Problem |
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IPv6 P2P links
| IPv6 prefix | Customer | VLAN | Interface | State |
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IPv6 static routes
| IPv6 prefix | Customer | VLAN | Interface | Next-hop | Type |
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Aggregate utilization
IPv4 address space
Recent changes from MX
| Time (UTC) | Action | Detail |
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Classification rules
first match wins · lowest priority first| Pri | Pattern | Type | Note | On |
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Add a rule
Only customer services are checked for drift, uncap and billing. A rule never demotes a service that has both a contracted plan and a policer — that looks like a paying customer whatever its name suggests.
VLAN assignments
Services are keyed by logical unit — the same VLAN id can exist on more than one interface. Changing a type here overrides the rules for that one unit.
| VLAN | Description | Interface | Plan | Policer | Type | Source |
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Description audit
units with a policer only · uncapped services untouched| Status | Interface | Current description | Policer | Proposed |
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Users & roles
| User | Role | Scope | Last login |
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Juniper routers
router 1 is primary (bare interfaces) · others namespace services as name:iface| # | Name | Source | Enabled | Last sync | Status | Services |
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Add a router
Audit log
| Time | User | IP | Action | Detail |
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