netTerrain DCIM Software

Data Center
Infrastructure
Management

From tracing outages to managing capacity and power, netTerrain DCIM software automatically deciphers your data center into insights
you can act on.

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Get Insights in Seconds

Gain real-time visibility into your data center – from floor plans to racks, servers, ports, power usage, and more – with just a click.

Simplify Capacity Planning

Easily plan builds and expansions with up-to-date inventory and instant capacity insights at your fingertips.

Cut Costs, Boost Efficiency

Solve outages fast, maximize your resources, untangle cabling spaghetti, and reduce power and cooling costs up to 30%.

“We can view cabinet layouts, equipment, track power, & connections at the touch of a button. Rolling in new data centers or network closets is simple.“

“We can view cabinet layouts, equipment,
track power, & connections at the touch of a button.
Rolling in new data centers or network closets is simple.“

Keith W, Hartford Healthcare,
Data Center Manager

  • Easily track and visualize rack-mounted equipment and available power, networks, and physical space
  • Decommission equipment and connections fully with user-friendly DCIM software
  • Quickly reconfigure devices and reserve equipment space via drag-and-drop
  • Monitor capacity and data center changes at-a-glance with easy-to-understand color coding
  • View floor plans by rack units or weight, and oversubscribe racks based on actual power
Diagram of a rack — showing both the front and back views, aimed at optimizing rack space. The front view lays out the servers and network devices, all labeled for easy identification. The back view shows the cable management and highlights any unused space, making it easier to see where there’s room for more equipment or better organization. This helps in efficiently managing the rack space and keeping everything tidy. Data center floor plan that assists with rack and space optimization. The layout shows the arrangement of multiple racks across the third floor, with each rack color-coded to indicate its current capacity—green for available, yellow for partially used, and red for fully occupied. This visualization helps identify which racks have space for additional equipment and where there might be opportunities to reorganize for better efficiency. Key details like power usage, the percentage of rack units used, and the total number of ports available are summarized at the bottom. Diagram of a rack that helps optimize rack space. The front view shows a well-organized setup of servers and network devices, all clearly labeled for quick reference. The back view reveals the cabling layout and highlights any available space, making it easier to see where new equipment can be added or where things can be better organized. This helps keep the rack tidy and maximizes the use of space.

  • Visualize data center elements in detail; embed physical diagrams with information & documents
  • Access dashboard and management-style reports for capacity insights
  • Centralize all data (from cabling to third-party apps) to find, place, and reserve resources
  • Monitor environment to control data center power costs and identify unused servers
  • Sidestep nameplate power recommendations and reduce power expenditures
  • Create power capping policies in netTerrain DCIM that save money on equipment and space
  • Make infrastructure management simple with real-time monitoring for power and server health.
Diagram of a Cisco Nexus 7706 switch backplane, showing the rear view of the device with detailed labels for each network port. Some ports are marked with IP addresses, while one section is highlighted in red as Offline, indicating it is currently not active. This visual helps quickly identify the status and configuration of each port in the network. Capacity management dashboard with visual breakdowns of device data. Pie charts show Device Distribution by Category, highlighting the number of servers, switches, routers, and other core devices, and Device Distribution by Vendor, detailing which brands are most prevalent. Gauges display current Port Usage and Card Usage percentages, helping to monitor resource utilization. A bar chart lists the Top 10 Devices by Model, indicating the most widely used equipment in the network, providing insights for optimizing capacity and planning future upgrades Rack diagram in netTerrain DCIM. Showing both the front and back views of a server rack named A2. The front view displays the arrangement of various servers and network equipment, while the back view highlights the cabling and power connections. The diagram provides details on the number of devices, total ports, connected ports, and free ports, offering a clear picture of the current capacity and space available within the rack

  • Track cable & circuit changes seamlessly
  • Streamline cabling management with detailed visualization and documentation
  • Trace outages quickly with automatic path tracing
  • Eliminate cabling inefficiencies with efficient port management
  • Simplify circuit design and management with automated routing and circuit layout records
Swimlane Circuit Layout Record (CLR) showing a visual representation of network circuits and their connections across different locations within the Higher Ed Net environment. The diagram includes labeled lanes for each building or area, such as Shoemaker and Brendan Iribe, with color-coded sections representing different floors and rooms. The layout provides an organized view of how network paths are structured and connected through various patch panels, cross-connects, and security devices, making it easier to understand the network´s physical layout and manage connections. Rack diagram with front and back views, showcasing how devices are connected and the cabling layout. The front view shows different servers and patch panels, all clearly labeled, while the back view gives a detailed look at the cable organization. This layout helps you quickly see how everything is connected and manage cables more efficiently. Diagram of a switch backplane, showing both the front and rear panels. The front view displays multiple ports, some highlighted to indicate their status, such as active or inactive connections. The back view provides a detailed look at power supply units and management ports, clearly marking how the switch is powered and connected. This layout helps visualize port usage and power connections, making it easier to manage network setups.

  • Reduce data center energy costs up to 30%
  • Control power consumption and prevent waste
  • Identify underutilized servers & equipment in clicks with netTerrain DCIM
  • Dial down power usage based on actual needs
  • Allocate resources effectively and oversubscribe racks vertically
  • Revive or retire zombie servers to save space in your data center
  • Create power policies using real-time and historical DCIM data
  • Avoid server overload
  • Delegate power as needed with DCIM software that makes it easy

    • Note: Environmental Monitoring module is available as an add-on feature.

Data center monitoring dashboard in netTerrain, displaying key metrics like total devices, power and space capacity, weight limits, and highest inlet temperature. Health summary includes system checks for battery, fan, voltage, and more. Graphs on the right track power and carbon emissions, as well as temperature trends. Event logs are listed at the bottom. Screenshot of the Data Center Manager Console, showing a list of recent events with details on device status and alerts. The dashboard includes pie charts for event severity and category, a bar chart for events by day, and a table displaying energy usage and emissions for IT equipment and facilities. Screenshot of the Events dashboard in the Data Center Manager Console, displaying a breakdown of events by severity, category, and day. The interface allows filtering by date, severity, entity, event type, description, or serial number. Below the filters, there is a list of events detailing the status, timestamps, and counts, with options to acknowledge or delete entries.

  • Automated mapping for effortless visualization
  • Easily discover SNMP-enabled devices and automatically map them in netTerrain DCIM
  • Bring data to life with pre-built connectors for third-party data support
  • Import data from databases anywhere, including homegrown
  • Coordinate business units for peak performance
Network diagram from netTerrain DCIM, showing a layout of Cisco devices and switches connected within a data center, discovered automatically. The map uses lines to indicate active connections between devices, providing a clear visual of the network´s structure and how different components are linked together. Diagram showing an automatically-discovered network of virtual machines (VMs) and their connections to various hosts in a data center, visualized in the VCenter module. The layout includes multiple clusters of VMs linked to servers, highlighting the relationships and connectivity between different components within the network. Automatically generated hardware diagram from netTerrain´s easy integration with ServiceNow, showing a range of servers and workstations, like Dell Precision models and a Cisco router. The layout visually maps out the different pieces of hardware in the data center, making it easy to see how everything is set up and labeled for quick reference.

  • Get comprehensive DCIM reporting, including: data center capacity, asset usage, and connectivity reports
  • Manage work orders and tasks with details on due dates, owners, and statuses
  • Easily track rack utilization, weight, nameplate power, device types, etc.
  • Stay organized with netTerrain DCIM’s endpoint connectors, link types, and cable usage information
Capacity management dashboard with visualizations for device and network management. The top row features pie charts showing Device Distribution by Category, such as servers, switches, and routers, and Device Distribution by Vendor, like Dell and Lenovo. Below these, gauge charts illustrate Port Usage and Card Usage percentages to monitor network capacity. The bottom right corner displays a bar chart of the Top 10 Devices by Model, providing a quick overview of the most frequently used hardware in the network. IP address management (IPAM) dashboard. The interface shows detailed information, including the network address, broadcast address, and total number of IP addresses in the subnet. A pie chart displays the status of IP addresses—used, free, reserved, and unavailable. Below, a list of IP addresses is provided, with some marked as used or unavailable and linked to specific network devices like Cisco switches. This layout helps track IP allocation and manage network resources efficiently. The Data Center Manager Console (as included above) displays a list of recent events with details on device status and alerts. The dashboard contains pie charts for event severity and category, a bar chart for events per day as well as a table that illustrates energy usage for IT equipment and facilities.
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Why netTerrain?

DCIM That’s Fun to Use

netTerrain DCIM for data center infrastructure management is so easy, you could learn it while eating a bowl of cereal. Just log in, click, and boom — you’re creating diagrams that make sense of your data center in no time.

Flexible Like Gumby

In just a few clicks, make netTerrain DCIM your own: integrate with any third-party tools, customize data center floorplans & devices, assign granular security roles, & much more.

Data Entry? Nah.

Discover and map your data center with ease, and connect to third-party tools in a snap. And hey, you can even do it all while streaming your favorite cat videos. Integrated solutions are easy with netTerrain DCIM.

Real Help, No Bots

Good DCIM software shouldn’t be a headache. No help bots, no passing the buck – get immediate assistance from experienced IT folks like you in real-time. No more waiting around for a response from a faceless AI.

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