Run the network, not the monitoring tools.
A 40-person IT department doesn’t need four monitoring tools, an event manager and a specialist for each. Rapax 2.0 gives you logs, polling, correlation, service impact, ticketing and SLA reporting in one hosted platform, built so one NOC manager runs it in a couple of hours a week (our design target).
The people who could fix this are the people you can’t hire.
Tool administration is a distraction you pay for twice.
Without a platform team, monitoring ends one of four ways: a permanent struggle with vendor support, an outsourcing agreement that costs more every year, quiet failure as upgrades slip and alerts get muted, or your own people pulled off their real jobs to keep the tools alive.
Rapax 2.0 is built for the fifth way: one platform that maintains itself, administered from the browser.
The coverage of several tools. The administration of one.
Fewer tools to keep alive
Logs, polling, availability, correlation, analytics, ticketing and configuration history in one system, with one upgrade path.
Less noise
Correlation nests symptoms under their root cause and names the business service affected, so the team reads one problem instead of a page of alerts.
Problems before users report them
Baselines, anomaly detection and capacity forecasts flag what will break, and when.
Answers from your own runbooks
The assistant on every page answers from your documentation, with sources, so less experienced staff follow the same procedures your senior engineers wrote.
A typical week
Apply updates in one click, check backups and certificates show green, approve newly discovered devices, tune a noisy threshold, read the SLA and capacity reports.
No infrastructure project
Hosted for you on a dedicated server. A split-tunnel WireGuard VPN or a remote collector connects your network from the browser.
Connected in days, not quarters.
Request
Pick your device tier and region. We never ask for passwords or API keys on the form.
Sign in
Your own hosted system within two business days.
Connect
Set up the WireGuard VPN from the browser, or run a remote collector inside your network.
Discover
Scan your ranges. New devices wait for your approval before anything is monitored.
Decide by day 14
Keep everything you built with a license install, or walk away.
Hours returned, not heads cut. Modeled
If our estimate of 10–20 hours a week of tool administration fits your team, moving to the two-hour design target returns 8–18 hours a week, or 0.2–0.45 of a person. We expect most teams to spend it on projects and incident follow-up. For a growing team, it shows up as a hire you don’t need to make.
Treat this as something to test during your evaluation, not a promise.
- EMA Network Management Megatrends 2026; NetScout summary of EMA 2026: skills gaps 46%, tool limitations 36%, data quality 32%, budget 30%.
- Network World on EMA 2026: 4 to 10 tools; 28% of problems from manual admin errors.
- Admin-hour figures are our field estimates; the two-hour week is a design target, not a measurement.
Give your team its week back.
Request your free 14-day evaluation and see correlated alerts on your own devices.
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